Constance: Bride of Florida
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They’d rounded Florida, left the Atlantic, and sailed into the gulf of Mexico. They’d passed between the United States and the tiny island of Cuba. Captain Gordon had said they had been scheduled to pick up passengers, but the plan had changed.
She grinned to herself. Soon, she’d be in Apalachicola. Her smile faded. It had been pleasurable to think about E. Ferris and dream about how wonderful he’d be. But now that meeting him was about to become a reality, doubt slapped her.
Her hair wh...ipped against her face. Wild and frizzy, she’d let it go untamed. No doubt her face had been burned by the sun along with her hands. She wasn’t the white-faced timid woman who’d left Boston.
She grabbed at her hair and twisted it into a bun, securing it with a pin she carried in her pocket. Now that she was about to meet her intended, she needed to look her best.
“There ye are, missy. Was looking for you to tell ye the gentleman standing by the mast, would like to talk with ye.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They’d rounded Florida, left the Atlantic, and sailed into the gulf of Mexico. They’d passed between the United States and the tiny island of Cuba. Captain Gordon had said they had been scheduled to pick up passengers, but the plan had changed.
She grinned to herself. Soon, she’d be in Apalachicola. Her smile faded. It had been pleasurable to think about E. Ferris and dream about how wonderful he’d be. But now that meeting him was about to become a reality, doubt slapped her.
Her hair wh...ipped against her face. Wild and frizzy, she’d let it go untamed. No doubt her face had been burned by the sun along with her hands. She wasn’t the white-faced timid woman who’d left Boston.
She grabbed at her hair and twisted it into a bun, securing it with a pin she carried in her pocket. Now that she was about to meet her intended, she needed to look her best.
“There ye are, missy. Was looking for you to tell ye the gentleman standing by the mast, would like to talk with ye.”
What to read after Constance: Bride of Florida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Pacjac Carroll to read onlineMoreLess
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