The Ivy Tree (2011)
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North Country Song: Billy Boy.
When Con showed me along the flagged passage, and into the kitchen, Lisa was just lifting a fresh batch of baking out of the oven. The air was full of the delectable smell of new bread.
The kitchen was a big, pleasant room, with a high ceiling, a new cream-coloured Aga stove, and long windows made gay with potted geraniums and chintz curtains that stirred in the June breeze. The floor was of red tiles, covered with those bright rugs of hooked rag that make Northern... kitchens so attractive. In front of the Aga was an old-fashioned fender of polished steel, and inside it, from a basket covered with flannel, came the soft cheepings of newly hatched chickens. The black and white cat asleep in the rocking chair took no notice of the sounds, or of the tempting heavings and buttings of small heads and bodies against the covering flannel.
I stopped short, just inside the door.
At that moment, more, I think, than at any other in the whole affair, I bitterly regretted the imposture I was undertaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
North Country Song: Billy Boy.
When Con showed me along the flagged passage, and into the kitchen, Lisa was just lifting a fresh batch of baking out of the oven. The air was full of the delectable smell of new bread.
The kitchen was a big, pleasant room, with a high ceiling, a new cream-coloured Aga stove, and long windows made gay with potted geraniums and chintz curtains that stirred in the June breeze. The floor was of red tiles, covered with those bright rugs of hooked rag that make Northern... kitchens so attractive. In front of the Aga was an old-fashioned fender of polished steel, and inside it, from a basket covered with flannel, came the soft cheepings of newly hatched chickens. The black and white cat asleep in the rocking chair took no notice of the sounds, or of the tempting heavings and buttings of small heads and bodies against the covering flannel.
I stopped short, just inside the door.
At that moment, more, I think, than at any other in the whole affair, I bitterly regretted the imposture I was undertaking.
What to read after The Ivy Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart, Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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