The Dressmaker
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The first night of her life in a bed with a thick, luxurious mattress that felt heavenly, covered in the smooth crispness of fine percale sheets, and she could not close her eyes. The Duff Gordons were arguing with each other, their voices rising and falling in the next room, gaining energy as the hours passed. Only when they shouted could she hear the words. “I’ll say what I want to say, and no one will stop me, not even you,” Madame railed at one point. Tess threw an arm across her brow. She ...knew enough about marital fights—she had certainly lived through many of these late-night sessions between her parents.
She rose, moving silently across the room, wary of making any noise. She stopped before a handsome mahogany dresser and poured herself a glass of water from a fragile porcelain pitcher, staring into the mirror. Only a few days ago, she wanted nothing more than to be the fabulous Lucile. All that she had dreamed about and hoped for had been delivered to her. She had moved into the orbit of the woman she most admired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first night of her life in a bed with a thick, luxurious mattress that felt heavenly, covered in the smooth crispness of fine percale sheets, and she could not close her eyes. The Duff Gordons were arguing with each other, their voices rising and falling in the next room, gaining energy as the hours passed. Only when they shouted could she hear the words. “I’ll say what I want to say, and no one will stop me, not even you,” Madame railed at one point. Tess threw an arm across her brow. She ...knew enough about marital fights—she had certainly lived through many of these late-night sessions between her parents.
She rose, moving silently across the room, wary of making any noise. She stopped before a handsome mahogany dresser and poured herself a glass of water from a fragile porcelain pitcher, staring into the mirror. Only a few days ago, she wanted nothing more than to be the fabulous Lucile. All that she had dreamed about and hoped for had been delivered to her. She had moved into the orbit of the woman she most admired.
What to read after The Dressmaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Alcott to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 6 years ago
I wish there was a sequel.. it left me wondering. But overall, it's an awesome book!
iamtheflame 7 years ago
Wasn't sure what to expect, but absolutely loved it. I'm torn whether I like the ending or not. A sequel would be amazing!
Guest 7 years ago
Words are cut off cause of the format
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