The Christmas Angel
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‘Why have we both been invited to the Chapter meeting this morning? Are we going to get the sack?’ ‘It doesn’t seem likely that we’d get the sack when there’s so much to be done and nobody else to do it.’ They stand together, near the caravan door; both of them puzzled and anxious. The orchard is full of bluebells, the ancient trees standing ankle-deep in a lagoon of shining blue. Somewhere above their heads swifts race, screaming.
‘What would you do?’ she asks. ‘If we had to go, I mean.’ Clem t...akes a deep breath; he stares upwards between the leaves, wondering how to answer.
‘It sounds crazy but it’s not something I’ve ever thought about. Not in that way. I’ve wondered whether I should start my training again and hope to be put forward for ordination but I’ve been so busy thinking about that – apart from the work here – that it’s never occurred to me that I might simply have to pack up and leave. I believed … that I was led here.’ He hesitates but he knows that Janna will understand; she won’t mock or deride his feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Why have we both been invited to the Chapter meeting this morning? Are we going to get the sack?’ ‘It doesn’t seem likely that we’d get the sack when there’s so much to be done and nobody else to do it.’ They stand together, near the caravan door; both of them puzzled and anxious. The orchard is full of bluebells, the ancient trees standing ankle-deep in a lagoon of shining blue. Somewhere above their heads swifts race, screaming.
‘What would you do?’ she asks. ‘If we had to go, I mean.’ Clem t...akes a deep breath; he stares upwards between the leaves, wondering how to answer.
‘It sounds crazy but it’s not something I’ve ever thought about. Not in that way. I’ve wondered whether I should start my training again and hope to be put forward for ordination but I’ve been so busy thinking about that – apart from the work here – that it’s never occurred to me that I might simply have to pack up and leave. I believed … that I was led here.’ He hesitates but he knows that Janna will understand; she won’t mock or deride his feeling.
What to read after The Christmas Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Willett to read onlineMoreLess
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