Winter Roses (2016)
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Caroline could almost hear her saying: ‘Potato teacakes with sultanas and dripping? Not in my kitchen, whatever the Kaiser says.’ Her landlady had been so proud of them too. Apparently her grandmother used to make them in the Isle of Wight. ‘Isle of Wight?’ Mrs Dibble would say scornfully. ‘English cooking’s good enough for me.’ Caroline sought for something to break the silence in the stultifying atmosphere of Mrs Clark’s private parlour, otherwise she might giggle at the stoical expression on ...Captain Rosier’s face as he bravely ploughed his way through ‘tea’. Her landlady had graciously allowed Caroline to use the parlour for her lessons, with a cryptic addendum that she did so only because Miss Lilley was a lady. It took some time before it dawned on Caroline that Mrs Clark still clung to the belief that entertaining a gentleman in private could lead to only one conclusion. Tea, provided unasked, was an attempt to protect her lodger’s virtue. The days of uncorseted ladies in flimsy floating tea gowns entertaining their lovers to tea – and whatever they hoped might follow afterwards – were over, however; an ancient blue serge costume and potato cakes following a tired piece of ham and – as a treat – half a hard-boiled egg, did not provide the same ambience, even in the dark gloom of the parlour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caroline could almost hear her saying: ‘Potato teacakes with sultanas and dripping? Not in my kitchen, whatever the Kaiser says.’ Her landlady had been so proud of them too. Apparently her grandmother used to make them in the Isle of Wight. ‘Isle of Wight?’ Mrs Dibble would say scornfully. ‘English cooking’s good enough for me.’ Caroline sought for something to break the silence in the stultifying atmosphere of Mrs Clark’s private parlour, otherwise she might giggle at the stoical expression on ...Captain Rosier’s face as he bravely ploughed his way through ‘tea’. Her landlady had graciously allowed Caroline to use the parlour for her lessons, with a cryptic addendum that she did so only because Miss Lilley was a lady. It took some time before it dawned on Caroline that Mrs Clark still clung to the belief that entertaining a gentleman in private could lead to only one conclusion. Tea, provided unasked, was an attempt to protect her lodger’s virtue. The days of uncorseted ladies in flimsy floating tea gowns entertaining their lovers to tea – and whatever they hoped might follow afterwards – were over, however; an ancient blue serge costume and potato cakes following a tired piece of ham and – as a treat – half a hard-boiled egg, did not provide the same ambience, even in the dark gloom of the parlour.
What to read after Winter Roses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myers, Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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