The Bishop's Daughter
The Bishop's Daughter
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Abraham said, thumping his friend on the back as they followed Lydia and Leona toward the house.
“I’d never pass up a free meal.” Jacob chuckled. “Especially not when one of Fannie’s delicious turkey potpies is involved.”
“We’re having banana cake for dessert,” Abraham announced. “So be sure you don’t eat too much supper.”
Lydia glanced over her shoulder and smirked at him. “Oh, you can be sure my husband will eat more than his share this evening.” She laughed, along with the others.
When they e...ntered the house, Abraham noticed that Fannie and Mary Ann were scurrying around the kitchen like a couple of excited chickens.
“What can I do to help?” Leona asked, stepping up to Abraham’s youngest daughter.
Mary Ann smiled and motioned to the table. “The glasses need to be filled with water.”
“Okay.”
“And what would you like me to do?” Lydia questioned.
“How about cutting some radishes? They’re fresh from the garden,” Fannie replied.
“Sure, I can do that.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abraham said, thumping his friend on the back as they followed Lydia and Leona toward the house.
“I’d never pass up a free meal.” Jacob chuckled. “Especially not when one of Fannie’s delicious turkey potpies is involved.”
“We’re having banana cake for dessert,” Abraham announced. “So be sure you don’t eat too much supper.”
Lydia glanced over her shoulder and smirked at him. “Oh, you can be sure my husband will eat more than his share this evening.” She laughed, along with the others.
When they e...ntered the house, Abraham noticed that Fannie and Mary Ann were scurrying around the kitchen like a couple of excited chickens.
“What can I do to help?” Leona asked, stepping up to Abraham’s youngest daughter.
Mary Ann smiled and motioned to the table. “The glasses need to be filled with water.”
“Okay.”
“And what would you like me to do?” Lydia questioned.
“How about cutting some radishes? They’re fresh from the garden,” Fannie replied.
“Sure, I can do that.”
What to read after The Bishop's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wanda E. Brunstetter to read onlineMoreLess
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