Riverbreeze: Part 1
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Elizabeth Tyler had another one of her predictive dreams. It didn’t frighten her, not like the first one she had had when she was four years old; it only intrigued her, let’s just say that this one had been the most… personal and revealing, showing her a clearer picture of the man she would marry.
Standing by the window in the bedchamber she shared with her twin sister, Evelyn, she watched all the activity happening below in the front yard of her Uncle Francis’ plantation.
Anxiously she studied ...the faces of every man she saw. So far she hadn’t seen anyone who resembled the man in her dream but this didn’t worry her because none of them appealed to her anyway; not the mariners who were working hard at repairing the ship she had arrived on, or the Captain, or any of the other planters. Thank God none of them would be her husband!
Today she and Evelyn were being introduced to Virginia society, a mere three days after arriving in the colony.
Even though she and her sister were in no mood to socialize, she understood that her Uncle Francis had planned this gathering a month ago and had handed out invitations at the last meeting of the county court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elizabeth Tyler had another one of her predictive dreams. It didn’t frighten her, not like the first one she had had when she was four years old; it only intrigued her, let’s just say that this one had been the most… personal and revealing, showing her a clearer picture of the man she would marry.
Standing by the window in the bedchamber she shared with her twin sister, Evelyn, she watched all the activity happening below in the front yard of her Uncle Francis’ plantation.
Anxiously she studied ...the faces of every man she saw. So far she hadn’t seen anyone who resembled the man in her dream but this didn’t worry her because none of them appealed to her anyway; not the mariners who were working hard at repairing the ship she had arrived on, or the Captain, or any of the other planters. Thank God none of them would be her husband!
Today she and Evelyn were being introduced to Virginia society, a mere three days after arriving in the colony.
Even though she and her sister were in no mood to socialize, she understood that her Uncle Francis had planned this gathering a month ago and had handed out invitations at the last meeting of the county court.
What to read after Riverbreeze: Part 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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