The Courtyard (2011)
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Home! Even after a few weeks her heart still swelled and throbbed at the word.
She had been amazed to find Henry at her bedside at the flat, protested feebly when he talked of carrying her off to Devon and had sunk luxuriously into being nursed back to health by Mrs Ridley. It had taken longer than she could possibly have imagined. Weakened by her poor diet during the long winter, she had no strength left to fight the infection and even now in early May, with the rhododendrons just coming into f...lower, she still felt weak but it was a weakness that was purely physical. The fears and doubts of living alone, of making ends meet, of simply existing had vanished away. Henry made it quite clear that her pensions were her own but Gussie’s pride insisted that she pay a small sum for her keep and Henry, realising that she would feel happier if she did, accepted it. Even so, it left Gussie feeling relatively wealthy and she had many happy moments imagining how she would spend her money, once it had accumulated, to the benefit of Nethercombe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Home! Even after a few weeks her heart still swelled and throbbed at the word.
She had been amazed to find Henry at her bedside at the flat, protested feebly when he talked of carrying her off to Devon and had sunk luxuriously into being nursed back to health by Mrs Ridley. It had taken longer than she could possibly have imagined. Weakened by her poor diet during the long winter, she had no strength left to fight the infection and even now in early May, with the rhododendrons just coming into f...lower, she still felt weak but it was a weakness that was purely physical. The fears and doubts of living alone, of making ends meet, of simply existing had vanished away. Henry made it quite clear that her pensions were her own but Gussie’s pride insisted that she pay a small sum for her keep and Henry, realising that she would feel happier if she did, accepted it. Even so, it left Gussie feeling relatively wealthy and she had many happy moments imagining how she would spend her money, once it had accumulated, to the benefit of Nethercombe.
What to read after The Courtyard?
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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