Christmas Roses And Other Stories
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I ve never seen a colour quite like this. Your soil must do it. I ve always thought the soil of Meadows had magic in it. " Mrs. Pomfrey was the late rector s widow, and lived in a thicket of roses half a mile away in the village. She was tall, black-robed, majestic, and melancholy, with a deep voice and black eyes and a 1 152 1 PINK FOXGLOVES high, hooked nose and large false teeth that shifted slightly and slightly clashed together when she spoke. She had survived all emotions except the grief... of having to grow her roses on a clayless soil, and to this grief she often returned. A girlhood friend of Aubrey Westmacott s mother, she had been his link with Windbury. His week-ends with her there had been the very comets of his dark London sky, and for years he had seen Meadows inadequately tenanted, with an eye of brooding love.
"Oh! they ll revert to purple, then, " he said, somewhat distressed; and he repeated "purple, purple, " several times, as if to familiarize himself with the sound and very sight of it, while Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ve never seen a colour quite like this. Your soil must do it. I ve always thought the soil of Meadows had magic in it. " Mrs. Pomfrey was the late rector s widow, and lived in a thicket of roses half a mile away in the village. She was tall, black-robed, majestic, and melancholy, with a deep voice and black eyes and a 1 152 1 PINK FOXGLOVES high, hooked nose and large false teeth that shifted slightly and slightly clashed together when she spoke. She had survived all emotions except the grief... of having to grow her roses on a clayless soil, and to this grief she often returned. A girlhood friend of Aubrey Westmacott s mother, she had been his link with Windbury. His week-ends with her there had been the very comets of his dark London sky, and for years he had seen Meadows inadequately tenanted, with an eye of brooding love.
"Oh! they ll revert to purple, then, " he said, somewhat distressed; and he repeated "purple, purple, " several times, as if to familiarize himself with the sound and very sight of it, while Mrs.
What to read after Christmas Roses And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sedgwick Anne Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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