Summer At Mount Hope
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She had spent the night worrying about Henrietta. Fancy spending years running after Mr Titterton. She’d have to eat with him as well. All sorts of opportunities would be open to Hadley with a reference from Overton and Mr Titterton’s influence. He would find the right girl. Everything was in its place. But there was something gnawing at her. She put it down to the windy day.
Her father rushed up and down between his vines, though there was no rain in the clouds and they blew rapidly out to sea. I...t was the dust and the thrashing leaves he was concerned about, but there was nothing to be done to stop it, so Phoeba left him alone. Her sense of unease was still there as she milked Maggie and harnessed Centaur to take her aunt to the train.
During breakfast, the itinerants moved stealthily down from the outcrop past the house along the bright lane to Bay View.
‘They could be stripping the church crop today,’ said Robert, doubtfully, ‘but in such a wind …’ The steam boiler would surely send sparks everywhere and confound the scythers, and the chaff would scatter as it fell from the thresher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had spent the night worrying about Henrietta. Fancy spending years running after Mr Titterton. She’d have to eat with him as well. All sorts of opportunities would be open to Hadley with a reference from Overton and Mr Titterton’s influence. He would find the right girl. Everything was in its place. But there was something gnawing at her. She put it down to the windy day.
Her father rushed up and down between his vines, though there was no rain in the clouds and they blew rapidly out to sea. I...t was the dust and the thrashing leaves he was concerned about, but there was nothing to be done to stop it, so Phoeba left him alone. Her sense of unease was still there as she milked Maggie and harnessed Centaur to take her aunt to the train.
During breakfast, the itinerants moved stealthily down from the outcrop past the house along the bright lane to Bay View.
‘They could be stripping the church crop today,’ said Robert, doubtfully, ‘but in such a wind …’ The steam boiler would surely send sparks everywhere and confound the scythers, and the chaff would scatter as it fell from the thresher.
What to read after Summer At Mount Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosalie Ham to read onlineMoreLess
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