A Fine Summer's Day (2014)
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“I’m sorry, Hilda. This is Mr. Rutledge. He—” Kingston turned to Rutledge, his face pale and flustered.
“Mrs. Kingston?” Rutledge said pleasantly. “I apologize for intruding like this. But I knew your cousin, here, and I asked if I could come up to pay my own respects to his father.”
“You’re not sneaking him into that house, whatever you say about respects. He’s not wanted there, Kingston isn’t, and if he had any sense at all, he’d accept the fact that his father doesn’t want any part of him, de...ath bed or not. Now or ever.”
Rutledge didn’t stop. He was within thirty feet of her before he paused. “You speak very harshly of your husband’s cousin. What has he ever done to you?”
“His reputation is enough. He’s a thief. And don’t speak to me about the prodigal son, in Scripture. There’s no fatted calf or anything else for him here. He’s wasting his time and my husband’s goodwill, hanging about as he is.”
Rutledge rather thought it was possibly sharing the inheritance that angered her, not Kingston’s past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I’m sorry, Hilda. This is Mr. Rutledge. He—” Kingston turned to Rutledge, his face pale and flustered.
“Mrs. Kingston?” Rutledge said pleasantly. “I apologize for intruding like this. But I knew your cousin, here, and I asked if I could come up to pay my own respects to his father.”
“You’re not sneaking him into that house, whatever you say about respects. He’s not wanted there, Kingston isn’t, and if he had any sense at all, he’d accept the fact that his father doesn’t want any part of him, de...ath bed or not. Now or ever.”
Rutledge didn’t stop. He was within thirty feet of her before he paused. “You speak very harshly of your husband’s cousin. What has he ever done to you?”
“His reputation is enough. He’s a thief. And don’t speak to me about the prodigal son, in Scripture. There’s no fatted calf or anything else for him here. He’s wasting his time and my husband’s goodwill, hanging about as he is.”
Rutledge rather thought it was possibly sharing the inheritance that angered her, not Kingston’s past.
What to read after A Fine Summer's Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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