The Enchanted April 8 9
The Enchanted April 8 9
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"Who is your husband?" asked Mrs. Fisher, carefully adjustinganother nut between the crackers.
"Who should he be, " said Rose quickly, roused at once by Mrs. Fisher to irritation, "except Mr. Arbuthnot?" "I mean, of course, what is Mr. Arbuthnot?" And Rose, gone painfully red at this, said after a tiny pause, "My husband. " Naturally, Mrs. Fisher was incensed. She couldn't have believedit of this one, with her decent hair and gentle voice, that she tooshould be impertinent.
Chapter 14 That firs...t week the wistaria began to fade, and the flowers ofthe Judas-tree and peach-trees fell off and carpeted the ground withrose-colour. Then all the freesias disappeared, and the irises grewscarce. And then, while these were clearing themselves away, thedouble banksia roses came out, and the big summer roses suddenlyflaunted gorgeously on the walls and trellises. Fortune's Yellow wasone of them; a very beautiful rose. Presently the tamarisk and thedaphnes were at their best, and the lilies at their tallest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Who is your husband?" asked Mrs. Fisher, carefully adjustinganother nut between the crackers.
"Who should he be, " said Rose quickly, roused at once by Mrs. Fisher to irritation, "except Mr. Arbuthnot?" "I mean, of course, what is Mr. Arbuthnot?" And Rose, gone painfully red at this, said after a tiny pause, "My husband. " Naturally, Mrs. Fisher was incensed. She couldn't have believedit of this one, with her decent hair and gentle voice, that she tooshould be impertinent.
Chapter 14 That firs...t week the wistaria began to fade, and the flowers ofthe Judas-tree and peach-trees fell off and carpeted the ground withrose-colour. Then all the freesias disappeared, and the irises grewscarce. And then, while these were clearing themselves away, thedouble banksia roses came out, and the big summer roses suddenlyflaunted gorgeously on the walls and trellises. Fortune's Yellow wasone of them; a very beautiful rose. Presently the tamarisk and thedaphnes were at their best, and the lilies at their tallest.
What to read after The Enchanted April 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Von Arnim to read onlineMoreLess
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