Named of the Dragon (1998)
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Alfred, Lord Tennyson, "Gareth and Lynette" If Bridget hadn't been a writer, I decided after lunch, she I could have made her living on the stage. Sitting quiet and pale in her chair at the table, one hand to her forehead, she'd nearly convinced me the migraine was real.
"No, it's all right," she said, with the sigh of a martyr, "you go and have fun. I'll stay here." Christopher frowned. "We don't all have to go." Bridget glanced at him between her fingers, looking— if it were possible—even mo...re pained. "But I want you to, really. I don't want to spoil your day." "I suspect," James said, rising to carry his plate and cup to the sink, "you've a more selfish reason for wanting us out of the house." Then, before she had time to react, he explained, to his brother, "She can't bear the noise, any noise, when her head hurts like this. So the last thing she needs is to have us thumping round the place. Right?" he asked Bridget.
She relaxed with a nod and a grateful expression, enough to convince Christopher, who pushed back his chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, "Gareth and Lynette" If Bridget hadn't been a writer, I decided after lunch, she I could have made her living on the stage. Sitting quiet and pale in her chair at the table, one hand to her forehead, she'd nearly convinced me the migraine was real.
"No, it's all right," she said, with the sigh of a martyr, "you go and have fun. I'll stay here." Christopher frowned. "We don't all have to go." Bridget glanced at him between her fingers, looking— if it were possible—even mo...re pained. "But I want you to, really. I don't want to spoil your day." "I suspect," James said, rising to carry his plate and cup to the sink, "you've a more selfish reason for wanting us out of the house." Then, before she had time to react, he explained, to his brother, "She can't bear the noise, any noise, when her head hurts like this. So the last thing she needs is to have us thumping round the place. Right?" he asked Bridget.
She relaxed with a nod and a grateful expression, enough to convince Christopher, who pushed back his chair.
What to read after Named of the Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Kearsley to read onlineMoreLess
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