A Little Bit of Charm
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Isaac offered to rub down the gelding, so she had nothing to do but stroll up the mum-lined path to the back door. When she entered the house, Sarah was folding laundry in the mudroom and humming a hymn.
“Guder nachmittag,” Rachel greeted in Deutsch.
“Good afternoon to you.” Sarah reached for another load of towels from the dryer. “There’s a fresh pitcher of iced tea in the fridge if you’re thirsty.”
“Thanks.” Rachel padded across the kitchen but halted halfway. Folded laundry sat in piles on th...e table, waiting either to be carried upstairs to drawers or to be ironed. She spotted her designated pile immediately. Two freshly washed T-shirts advertising Twelve Elms Stables—Finest Thoroughbreds in Casey County—sat atop the heap. A frisson of anxiety took hold and began to grow in her gut.
“Because my loads were light, I grabbed your clothes hamper from your closet.” Sarah set down the basket of towels to stir the soup. “If I’m running the machine, I might as well fill the tub.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isaac offered to rub down the gelding, so she had nothing to do but stroll up the mum-lined path to the back door. When she entered the house, Sarah was folding laundry in the mudroom and humming a hymn.
“Guder nachmittag,” Rachel greeted in Deutsch.
“Good afternoon to you.” Sarah reached for another load of towels from the dryer. “There’s a fresh pitcher of iced tea in the fridge if you’re thirsty.”
“Thanks.” Rachel padded across the kitchen but halted halfway. Folded laundry sat in piles on th...e table, waiting either to be carried upstairs to drawers or to be ironed. She spotted her designated pile immediately. Two freshly washed T-shirts advertising Twelve Elms Stables—Finest Thoroughbreds in Casey County—sat atop the heap. A frisson of anxiety took hold and began to grow in her gut.
“Because my loads were light, I grabbed your clothes hamper from your closet.” Sarah set down the basket of towels to stir the soup. “If I’m running the machine, I might as well fill the tub.”
What to read after A Little Bit of Charm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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