Wishing Water (2013)
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Lissa made no reply, merely smiled as she worked. ‘Ah, that good, eh? About time you two got together.’ Jan spoke if she had arranged it all. ‘And you only got home this morning? Well, well.’ There was a question in her voice and Lissa flushed, unable to prevent herself from looking guilty.
‘There was a mist and we got lost. Derry thought it safer to go down into Kentmere where we were offered accommodation by a very proper farmer’s wife. Mrs Bowker, she was called. She was lovely, dried our cl...othes, and wouldn’t even take payment for the accommodation, and excellent breakfasts she provided. Said it was a poor do if you couldn’t do someone a good turn.’ Lissa knew she was over-explaining, but somehow felt she should fill the silence.
Jan’s eyes danced. ‘I’m sure. Very sensible on the hills. our Derry.’ ‘Weren’t you worried when we didn’t come home? We thought you might call out the mountain rescue.’ ‘Er, I stayed over at a friend’s house myself,’ Jan said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lissa made no reply, merely smiled as she worked. ‘Ah, that good, eh? About time you two got together.’ Jan spoke if she had arranged it all. ‘And you only got home this morning? Well, well.’ There was a question in her voice and Lissa flushed, unable to prevent herself from looking guilty.
‘There was a mist and we got lost. Derry thought it safer to go down into Kentmere where we were offered accommodation by a very proper farmer’s wife. Mrs Bowker, she was called. She was lovely, dried our cl...othes, and wouldn’t even take payment for the accommodation, and excellent breakfasts she provided. Said it was a poor do if you couldn’t do someone a good turn.’ Lissa knew she was over-explaining, but somehow felt she should fill the silence.
Jan’s eyes danced. ‘I’m sure. Very sensible on the hills. our Derry.’ ‘Weren’t you worried when we didn’t come home? We thought you might call out the mountain rescue.’ ‘Er, I stayed over at a friend’s house myself,’ Jan said.
What to read after Wishing Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freda Lightfoot to read onlineMoreLess
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