Moor Fires
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" "Did you mention my wedding?" John asked politely.
"Yes. And a peacock's feather in my hat. No, that's unlucky, but sobeautiful. " "Nothing beautiful, " Helen said, "can be unlucky. " "I wouldn't risk it. But what can I have?" "For my wedding, " John announced, "you'll have nothing, unless you wantto sit alone in the garden in your new clothes. You're not going to bepresent at the ceremony. Good Lord! I'll have Rupert and Daniel forwitnesses, and we'll come home in time to do the milking, but... there'llbe no show. It would make me sick. " "Not even a party?" "What the--what on earth should we have a party for?" "For fun, of course. Daniel and Zebedee and us. " She leaned towards him. "And George, John, just to show that all's forgiven!" To see if she haddared too much, she cast a glance at Mildred Caniper, but that lady satin the stillness of determined indifference.
"Not one of you!" John said. "It's our wedding, and we're going to dowhat we like with it. " "But when you're going to be happy--as I suppose you think you are--youought to let other people join in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Did you mention my wedding?" John asked politely.
"Yes. And a peacock's feather in my hat. No, that's unlucky, but sobeautiful. " "Nothing beautiful, " Helen said, "can be unlucky. " "I wouldn't risk it. But what can I have?" "For my wedding, " John announced, "you'll have nothing, unless you wantto sit alone in the garden in your new clothes. You're not going to bepresent at the ceremony. Good Lord! I'll have Rupert and Daniel forwitnesses, and we'll come home in time to do the milking, but... there'llbe no show. It would make me sick. " "Not even a party?" "What the--what on earth should we have a party for?" "For fun, of course. Daniel and Zebedee and us. " She leaned towards him. "And George, John, just to show that all's forgiven!" To see if she haddared too much, she cast a glance at Mildred Caniper, but that lady satin the stillness of determined indifference.
"Not one of you!" John said. "It's our wedding, and we're going to dowhat we like with it. " "But when you're going to be happy--as I suppose you think you are--youought to let other people join in.
What to read after Moor Fires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Emily Hilda to read onlineMoreLess
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