The Second Bride
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'Mother,' she said on the phone next morning, after the usual chat, 'will the roast stretch to an extra guest for lunch today?' 'Of course, darling. Who are you bringing?' 'Rufus Grierson,' said Jo baldly, with no attempt to break the news more subtly.
There was silence on the other end of the line for a moment. 'You do mean Claire's husband?' said Rose Fielding after a while.
'How many Rufus Griersons do I know?' 'Don't be flippant! You can't blame me for wondering why you're bringing him to lu...nch. He's never been a favourite with you.' Jo blushed, unseen. 'Well, things have changed a bit. We've been seeing each other lately.' 'Good heavens—you never mentioned it!' 'No, I know. But I'm mentioning it now, so is it all right to bring him?' 'Of course. Shall I ask Thalia and Charles too?' 'No! Just the three of us—please.' After a few minutes' conversation to report her progress with her book Jo rang off and dialled Rufus' number. 'Permission granted.' 'Good. How are you this morning?' 'Fine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Mother,' she said on the phone next morning, after the usual chat, 'will the roast stretch to an extra guest for lunch today?' 'Of course, darling. Who are you bringing?' 'Rufus Grierson,' said Jo baldly, with no attempt to break the news more subtly.
There was silence on the other end of the line for a moment. 'You do mean Claire's husband?' said Rose Fielding after a while.
'How many Rufus Griersons do I know?' 'Don't be flippant! You can't blame me for wondering why you're bringing him to lu...nch. He's never been a favourite with you.' Jo blushed, unseen. 'Well, things have changed a bit. We've been seeing each other lately.' 'Good heavens—you never mentioned it!' 'No, I know. But I'm mentioning it now, so is it all right to bring him?' 'Of course. Shall I ask Thalia and Charles too?' 'No! Just the three of us—please.' After a few minutes' conversation to report her progress with her book Jo rang off and dialled Rufus' number. 'Permission granted.' 'Good. How are you this morning?' 'Fine.
What to read after The Second Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. George, Catherine to read onlineMoreLess
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