Texas Twilight
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Madeline said, running her fingers down the bolt of lilac taffeta, her expression pure delight. “I’d adore having my gown for the Cattlemen’s Ball made from this.” She leaned forward, putting the fabric close to her face. “What do you think?”
Mrs. McCutcheon came closer. “I think the color suits you. It brings out the color of your eyes.”
Lily couldn’t believe her ears. A ball gown.
For her first order. She clamped her hands tightly behind her back to keep them from shaking with excitement as th...e women made over her fabric.
“What do you think, Lily? Is this a good color for Madeline’s darker complexion?”
Lily thoroughly agreed with the assessment.
It would be stunning on her. She thought back to how Tante used to help assist women picking fabric and patterns that would best show off their beauty—and minimize their flaws. This color would bring out the young woman’s earthy glow and add some sparkle. “I think it would be beautiful, and it is the one I would choose for her myself.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madeline said, running her fingers down the bolt of lilac taffeta, her expression pure delight. “I’d adore having my gown for the Cattlemen’s Ball made from this.” She leaned forward, putting the fabric close to her face. “What do you think?”
Mrs. McCutcheon came closer. “I think the color suits you. It brings out the color of your eyes.”
Lily couldn’t believe her ears. A ball gown.
For her first order. She clamped her hands tightly behind her back to keep them from shaking with excitement as th...e women made over her fabric.
“What do you think, Lily? Is this a good color for Madeline’s darker complexion?”
Lily thoroughly agreed with the assessment.
It would be stunning on her. She thought back to how Tante used to help assist women picking fabric and patterns that would best show off their beauty—and minimize their flaws. This color would bring out the young woman’s earthy glow and add some sparkle. “I think it would be beautiful, and it is the one I would choose for her myself.”
What to read after Texas Twilight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Fyffe to read onlineMoreLess
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