The Watercress Girls (2011)
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She didn’t pull the curtains but parted them slightly so that she could glimpse the early-morning scene. The street was deserted, blinds still drawn in the houses opposite. It was Saturday, not long after dawn. On Easter Monday Mattie and Griff were to be married. Mattie’s family had arrived on Thursday, and would return home next Tuesday. The packing-up here could then begin in earnest. Some of the furniture was included in the sale of the house; the remainder would be put in store while they d...ecided what to do. Just over a week from now, they would say goodbye and good luck to the young couple who were sailing from Southampton on 22 April.
She sighed as she allowed the curtains to fall back into place. She’d believed that Rufus was asleep, but he said: ‘It’s too early to get up. Come back to bed.’ It was unfortunate that he added, ‘Anyone would think you were the mother of the bride.’ ‘I’m only ten years older than Mattie!’ she said fiercely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She didn’t pull the curtains but parted them slightly so that she could glimpse the early-morning scene. The street was deserted, blinds still drawn in the houses opposite. It was Saturday, not long after dawn. On Easter Monday Mattie and Griff were to be married. Mattie’s family had arrived on Thursday, and would return home next Tuesday. The packing-up here could then begin in earnest. Some of the furniture was included in the sale of the house; the remainder would be put in store while they d...ecided what to do. Just over a week from now, they would say goodbye and good luck to the young couple who were sailing from Southampton on 22 April.
She sighed as she allowed the curtains to fall back into place. She’d believed that Rufus was asleep, but he said: ‘It’s too early to get up. Come back to bed.’ It was unfortunate that he added, ‘Anyone would think you were the mother of the bride.’ ‘I’m only ten years older than Mattie!’ she said fiercely.
What to read after The Watercress Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Newberry to read onlineMoreLess
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