Letters From Skye
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You’ve never mentioned pangs of guilt or feelings of uncertainty. I didn’t want to tell you what Johnson said because … well, I didn’t want you to feel guilty. I didn’t want you to reconsider.
The decision has always been yours, Sue, and it still is. You decide whether you want to continue this relationship. You decide where you want to go from here.
Whatever you resolve, know that I am ever … Your Davey Isle of Skye 9 February 1916 My dear, Your letter had more holes in it than a thatched roof... in springtime. Either you thought your wee letter needed a bit of ventilation on its long journey to Skye or someone didn’t want you to be telling me where you were going or how you got there. With the exception of “France,” all other place names were excised.
Am I offended by what Johnson said? Who wouldn’t be offended at such language. Am I surprised, though? Not really. When you refused to tell me, I guessed it was something like that.
No, this hasn’t been easy for me, although I’ve tried not to let on just how hard it has been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You’ve never mentioned pangs of guilt or feelings of uncertainty. I didn’t want to tell you what Johnson said because … well, I didn’t want you to feel guilty. I didn’t want you to reconsider.
The decision has always been yours, Sue, and it still is. You decide whether you want to continue this relationship. You decide where you want to go from here.
Whatever you resolve, know that I am ever … Your Davey Isle of Skye 9 February 1916 My dear, Your letter had more holes in it than a thatched roof... in springtime. Either you thought your wee letter needed a bit of ventilation on its long journey to Skye or someone didn’t want you to be telling me where you were going or how you got there. With the exception of “France,” all other place names were excised.
Am I offended by what Johnson said? Who wouldn’t be offended at such language. Am I surprised, though? Not really. When you refused to tell me, I guessed it was something like that.
No, this hasn’t been easy for me, although I’ve tried not to let on just how hard it has been.
What to read after Letters From Skye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessica Brockmole to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 5 years ago
A truly wonderful read. Had me from the beginning to the heartwarming end. Would pass on this book to my friends, knowing they to would fall in love with characters as I did.Write Review:
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