The Farmer's Daughter (2015)
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Jean had hoped that Karl would be back at work and able to give them to the children himself as he had planned, but she had heard nothing of him. Other prisoners, those considered ‘white’ who had not attempted to escape, were back at work, so what had happened to Karl? She was worried sick. He had been beaten before for no good reason and she did not doubt his fellows would punish him if they knew what he had done to thwart them. Would Colonel Williamson be able to protect him? Would he even wan...t to? She found it hard to work with that on her mind.
Outwardly she was her usual self, albeit a little subdued. The schools had broken up for the holiday so Donald and Terry were able to help her, though reluctantly, and the work was done. But she missed Karl. Oh, how she missed him! She remembered his kindness and gentleness, his lack of arrogance and his willingness to work. She recalled the laughter they had shared, the singing which had made the work easier, the snatched kisses which could have been so much more, and the little carved dog he had made for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jean had hoped that Karl would be back at work and able to give them to the children himself as he had planned, but she had heard nothing of him. Other prisoners, those considered ‘white’ who had not attempted to escape, were back at work, so what had happened to Karl? She was worried sick. He had been beaten before for no good reason and she did not doubt his fellows would punish him if they knew what he had done to thwart them. Would Colonel Williamson be able to protect him? Would he even wan...t to? She found it hard to work with that on her mind.
Outwardly she was her usual self, albeit a little subdued. The schools had broken up for the holiday so Donald and Terry were able to help her, though reluctantly, and the work was done. But she missed Karl. Oh, how she missed him! She remembered his kindness and gentleness, his lack of arrogance and his willingness to work. She recalled the laughter they had shared, the singing which had made the work easier, the snatched kisses which could have been so much more, and the little carved dog he had made for her.
What to read after The Farmer's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Nichols to read onlineMoreLess
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