Falling
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Emma walks through the front door, Petey stuck to her heels, followed closely by Dominic, who puts their bags down in the hallway, next to the Wellington boots lined up under the coat rack.
The limestone floor is old and worn, dotted with aged Persian rugs, and a couple of riding hats sit on a console table. Dominic walks over and picks one up. “Who rides?”
“No one anymore. I used to, but obviously I’m not here. That’s my old hat, I think.” She walks over and picks it up, smiling at the ...memory. “I kept a horse at a stable down the road. Pennyflake was his name. I adored him.”
“Why are the hats out?”
Emma lowers her voice. “Same reason the wellies are lined up by the front door. It’s what you do when you’re a yah living in the country.”
“A what?”
“A yah. Someone upper class, don’t you know.” She exaggerates the accent as Dominic shakes his head with a laugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emma walks through the front door, Petey stuck to her heels, followed closely by Dominic, who puts their bags down in the hallway, next to the Wellington boots lined up under the coat rack.
The limestone floor is old and worn, dotted with aged Persian rugs, and a couple of riding hats sit on a console table. Dominic walks over and picks one up. “Who rides?”
“No one anymore. I used to, but obviously I’m not here. That’s my old hat, I think.” She walks over and picks it up, smiling at the ...memory. “I kept a horse at a stable down the road. Pennyflake was his name. I adored him.”
“Why are the hats out?”
Emma lowers her voice. “Same reason the wellies are lined up by the front door. It’s what you do when you’re a yah living in the country.”
“A what?”
“A yah. Someone upper class, don’t you know.” She exaggerates the accent as Dominic shakes his head with a laugh.
What to read after Falling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Green to read onlineMoreLess
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