A Wreath of Roses
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Once she thought Camilla was awake too and she said her name softly but there was no answer. ‘But people don’t go to sleep with their hands clasped under their heads,’ she decided, and wished that she had not spoken.
After daybreak, the birds woke her. They burst in and out of the ivy, sang in the branches of the pear tree. A wash of new light lay over the ceiling. Harry stirred and whimpered in his little room and then cried aloud. Liz went softly across the landing and twisted him up in a shaw...l and took him back to her own bed. She lay on her side and looked at him and he wound his fingers in her hair, tried to catch her eyelids, her smile, all that moved on her face.
‘Suppose there is a war!’ she thought. ‘Suppose that I bring him up to be civilised and sensitive and unsuspicious, and all that changes …’ ‘What’s wrong?’ Camilla asked suddenly, sitting up in bed.
‘Harry cried, and I thought he might disturb Frances.’ ‘Why are you crying?’ ‘Crying?’ ‘Well, of course you are.’ ‘I didn’t know.’ She brushed tears off her cheeks with her fingers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once she thought Camilla was awake too and she said her name softly but there was no answer. ‘But people don’t go to sleep with their hands clasped under their heads,’ she decided, and wished that she had not spoken.
After daybreak, the birds woke her. They burst in and out of the ivy, sang in the branches of the pear tree. A wash of new light lay over the ceiling. Harry stirred and whimpered in his little room and then cried aloud. Liz went softly across the landing and twisted him up in a shaw...l and took him back to her own bed. She lay on her side and looked at him and he wound his fingers in her hair, tried to catch her eyelids, her smile, all that moved on her face.
‘Suppose there is a war!’ she thought. ‘Suppose that I bring him up to be civilised and sensitive and unsuspicious, and all that changes …’ ‘What’s wrong?’ Camilla asked suddenly, sitting up in bed.
‘Harry cried, and I thought he might disturb Frances.’ ‘Why are you crying?’ ‘Crying?’ ‘Well, of course you are.’ ‘I didn’t know.’ She brushed tears off her cheeks with her fingers.
What to read after A Wreath of Roses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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