The Rose Garden (2012)
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‘As if a man in his condition is a sight a woman needs to see,’ he chastised Daniel, firing him a dark look as he nodded at Jack’s crumpled form. ‘What were you thinking, Danny, dragging Eva from her bed at this hour?’ I thought of stepping in to say that I’d already been awake, but Fergal didn’t look in any mood to hear it and Daniel didn’t need me to defend him. He stood calm against the onslaught, bending down again to lift his brother up and sling him senseless half-across one shoulder.
Ferg...al studied Jack, frowning, and asked, ‘Was he into the rum?’ ‘Ay.’ ‘And fighting, I see.’ I looked at Jack too. In the dark I had missed seeing how the one side of his face was all bruised.
‘Well,’ said Daniel, ‘I would think that was for reputation more than anything. ’Twas a wound to his pride, being taken by Creed’s men in daylight—he purposely looked for a fight at the Spaniard to show that he was not so weak.’ ‘Ay, for he’s looking the picture of strength, so he is, at the moment.’ ‘He won the fight,’ said Daniel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘As if a man in his condition is a sight a woman needs to see,’ he chastised Daniel, firing him a dark look as he nodded at Jack’s crumpled form. ‘What were you thinking, Danny, dragging Eva from her bed at this hour?’ I thought of stepping in to say that I’d already been awake, but Fergal didn’t look in any mood to hear it and Daniel didn’t need me to defend him. He stood calm against the onslaught, bending down again to lift his brother up and sling him senseless half-across one shoulder.
Ferg...al studied Jack, frowning, and asked, ‘Was he into the rum?’ ‘Ay.’ ‘And fighting, I see.’ I looked at Jack too. In the dark I had missed seeing how the one side of his face was all bruised.
‘Well,’ said Daniel, ‘I would think that was for reputation more than anything. ’Twas a wound to his pride, being taken by Creed’s men in daylight—he purposely looked for a fight at the Spaniard to show that he was not so weak.’ ‘Ay, for he’s looking the picture of strength, so he is, at the moment.’ ‘He won the fight,’ said Daniel.
What to read after The Rose Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Kearsley to read onlineMoreLess
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