The Primrose Bride
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In her room, she took her time over getting into the off-white frock which left her shoulders bare, and making up her face. Andrew had obligingly yielded his bedroom for the guests’ wraps, but he had told her, exasperatedly, that it would have to be fumigated before he’d spend another night in there; it already reeked of camellias. For what might be left of tonight, after the party, he would sleep on the veranda.Cath Rawling was in command of the kitchen and living room. Tables were stacked with... cold chicken and tinned ham, salads, snacks, jars of caviare and fish dainties. A small band of musicians had grouped themselves in the garden, and the usual crop of islanders had collected on the outskirts, to watch and creep closer as the festivity gathered momentum.Tonight, cars were left out on the road. Cath greeted everyone as if this were the first time she had seen them for a week, and accepted a couple of gifts; even in her best green frock she looked breezy and managing, more like a paid hostess than a woman celebrating her own birthday.Drinks were served by the Rawlings’ servants augmented by Anai; the music flowed in, guitars and leather bowl-drums combining pleasantly and exotically to provide a good dancing rhythm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In her room, she took her time over getting into the off-white frock which left her shoulders bare, and making up her face. Andrew had obligingly yielded his bedroom for the guests’ wraps, but he had told her, exasperatedly, that it would have to be fumigated before he’d spend another night in there; it already reeked of camellias. For what might be left of tonight, after the party, he would sleep on the veranda.Cath Rawling was in command of the kitchen and living room. Tables were stacked with... cold chicken and tinned ham, salads, snacks, jars of caviare and fish dainties. A small band of musicians had grouped themselves in the garden, and the usual crop of islanders had collected on the outskirts, to watch and creep closer as the festivity gathered momentum.Tonight, cars were left out on the road. Cath greeted everyone as if this were the first time she had seen them for a week, and accepted a couple of gifts; even in her best green frock she looked breezy and managing, more like a paid hostess than a woman celebrating her own birthday.Drinks were served by the Rawlings’ servants augmented by Anai; the music flowed in, guitars and leather bowl-drums combining pleasantly and exotically to provide a good dancing rhythm.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Blair to read onlineMoreLess
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