A Breach of Promise
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It was well past midnight with the few lights that still blazed emanating from the second-story bedchambers.
At the jarring halt of the chaise, her lids fluttered open. “Are we arrived, Marcus?”
“Indeed we are, my love.”
The carriage door opened as he spoke, the steps lowered by a bleary-eyed, liveried footman. Marcus preceded her and handed Lydia out of the vehicle where she stood gaping in the courtyard. Marcus tilted his head. “Welcome to Woburn Abbey, Lydia.”
“Good heavens,” she caught her b...reath on a gasp. Even in darkness, its splendor in the flickering light of torches was daunting beyond description.
“Good heavens indeed,” Marcus laughed. “It was once a Cistercian monastery, you know, until confiscated by our good King Henry and awarded to my ancestor Sir John Russell for services to the crown. The original structure dates back to the twelfth century, though I don’t know how much remains, as my uncle has largely rebuilt it in the neo-Palladian style.”
“I had no idea,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was well past midnight with the few lights that still blazed emanating from the second-story bedchambers.
At the jarring halt of the chaise, her lids fluttered open. “Are we arrived, Marcus?”
“Indeed we are, my love.”
The carriage door opened as he spoke, the steps lowered by a bleary-eyed, liveried footman. Marcus preceded her and handed Lydia out of the vehicle where she stood gaping in the courtyard. Marcus tilted his head. “Welcome to Woburn Abbey, Lydia.”
“Good heavens,” she caught her b...reath on a gasp. Even in darkness, its splendor in the flickering light of torches was daunting beyond description.
“Good heavens indeed,” Marcus laughed. “It was once a Cistercian monastery, you know, until confiscated by our good King Henry and awarded to my ancestor Sir John Russell for services to the crown. The original structure dates back to the twelfth century, though I don’t know how much remains, as my uncle has largely rebuilt it in the neo-Palladian style.”
“I had no idea,”
What to read after A Breach of Promise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victoria Vane to read onlineMoreLess
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