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Here's my eight:
She put her hands to her hips and
a fire lit in her green eyes. “You forget, Sir, that I helped to build Sweet Lenora. I knew her every inch before
you even set foot on her and I will not tend roses while a group of poxy old
men decide her future.”
“I’ll defend the Lenora, isn’t that what I have promised
to do?”
“And I promised to be your
helpmeet, not your flower tender.”
I
doubted the poxy old men gathered in the courthouse would agree that my wife
had an admirable disposition. But then, they did not know her and love her as I
did.“Get dressed and hurry. Wear the gray dress, it is far more serious.”
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Good for her! I just love a strong heroine. :-) "Poxy old men" is a great line, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Debbie. I do love Lenora.
DeleteWill be interesting to see if she can sway the "poxy old men". Excellent excerpt!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure she can....
DeleteLOL- she's got a spark in her and love the last line- made me laugh.
ReplyDelete~Summer
My 8
Thanks Summer. He's reluctantly coming around.
DeleteShe's one tough cookie. I love her already. Can't wait to read more. Great job! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Brenda. I do so love tough cookie heroines.
DeleteAn extraordinary woman for her time. Love the gray dress--serious.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue Ann. She might be better off wearing something bright red. LOL
DeleteGood for her! The gray dress adds a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteYay! I'm glad he's going to let her help! The gray dress, in addition to being more serious, is also more humble, practical, and unafraid of work. Not to mention far less feminine and domestic looking than a pink one with frills. ;)
ReplyDelete"Poxy old men" ROFL I love this.
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