The Nutmeg Tree
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But with her it was a labour of love; she picked not only the roses, but wild flowers as well, making what she called “tangles” of them—large, and to Julia’s eye rather straggling, bouquets that died almost the next day. Susan didn’t seem to mind: every morning she went up into the vine and picked more. Some of them were really pretty, thin sprays of forget-me-not with tiny flowers, and clover with big purple heads, and something tall and tough that had bright blue rosettes growing all down the ...stem. But Susan didn’t stop even there. She actually picked grass, and dead bits of twig.
“I believe you like the tangles best,” said Julia once, in her astonishment.
“Yes,” agreed Susan. They were in the old garden-room, next door to the kitchen, where Susan kept her vases amongst the cobwebs and firewood. Bryan lounged in the doorway, idle as Julia: they had both expressed a wish to be of use, but so halfheartedly that even Susan’s good manners had permitted her to refuse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But with her it was a labour of love; she picked not only the roses, but wild flowers as well, making what she called “tangles” of them—large, and to Julia’s eye rather straggling, bouquets that died almost the next day. Susan didn’t seem to mind: every morning she went up into the vine and picked more. Some of them were really pretty, thin sprays of forget-me-not with tiny flowers, and clover with big purple heads, and something tall and tough that had bright blue rosettes growing all down the ...stem. But Susan didn’t stop even there. She actually picked grass, and dead bits of twig.
“I believe you like the tangles best,” said Julia once, in her astonishment.
“Yes,” agreed Susan. They were in the old garden-room, next door to the kitchen, where Susan kept her vases amongst the cobwebs and firewood. Bryan lounged in the doorway, idle as Julia: they had both expressed a wish to be of use, but so halfheartedly that even Susan’s good manners had permitted her to refuse.
What to read after The Nutmeg Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margery Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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