Traveling With Pomegranates
Traveling With Pomegranates
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The hemline of her A-line skirt was trimmed with Alençon lace. The Empire bodice was enhanced by a sheer bertha cape, accented with seed pearls. Her cathedral-length train was adorned with lace appliques.
I read the paragraph in the yellowed newspaper clipping while waiting for Ann to come out of the alterations fitting room where she’s trying on the gown. The article, from my hometown weekly newspaper, has been tucked away in a box for the last thirty-one years, and I’m sure I have not looked a...t it for the last twenty-five. I’ve forgotten how earnest the wedding coverage could get in 1968 in my hometown. It goes on for half a page and even includes a passage about my “going-away” outfit: a white, knit two-piece suit (knit!) with a navy-and-white-striped jacket, a navy straw hat, and white gloves with navy “monogramed” initials (monogrammed, I notice, is misspelled).
This morning I pulled out the article, reasoning that if the seamstress needed to remake any part of the dress, such details would be useful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hemline of her A-line skirt was trimmed with Alençon lace. The Empire bodice was enhanced by a sheer bertha cape, accented with seed pearls. Her cathedral-length train was adorned with lace appliques.
I read the paragraph in the yellowed newspaper clipping while waiting for Ann to come out of the alterations fitting room where she’s trying on the gown. The article, from my hometown weekly newspaper, has been tucked away in a box for the last thirty-one years, and I’m sure I have not looked a...t it for the last twenty-five. I’ve forgotten how earnest the wedding coverage could get in 1968 in my hometown. It goes on for half a page and even includes a passage about my “going-away” outfit: a white, knit two-piece suit (knit!) with a navy-and-white-striped jacket, a navy straw hat, and white gloves with navy “monogramed” initials (monogrammed, I notice, is misspelled).
This morning I pulled out the article, reasoning that if the seamstress needed to remake any part of the dress, such details would be useful.
What to read after Traveling With Pomegranates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Monk Kidd to read onlineMoreLess
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