A Brother's Honor
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This village could have been any of the ones she and Dominic had traveled through on their way to London. Similar shops clung to the narrow, twisting street, and the wagons and pedestrians were the same.
But no other village had been shadowed by the walls of a prison. Nor had she needed to be anxious in any other village that Sir Harlan had arranged for someone to spy on her. He certainly would have if he suspected where she was now and why.
Thanking the footman who had helped her out of the car...riage, Abigail smiled and pressed a coin into his hand. “You gentlemen must be thirsty after the dusty ride down from the house.” Her smile included the coachman. “Is there a place where you can find something to drink while I complete my errands?”
The footman hesitated. “We have orders to—”
From his seat at the top of the carriage, the coachee called, “Be silent, fool! Thank you, Miss Fitzgerald.” He tipped his cap to her. “We are grateful.”
“I shall be done in about two hours.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This village could have been any of the ones she and Dominic had traveled through on their way to London. Similar shops clung to the narrow, twisting street, and the wagons and pedestrians were the same.
But no other village had been shadowed by the walls of a prison. Nor had she needed to be anxious in any other village that Sir Harlan had arranged for someone to spy on her. He certainly would have if he suspected where she was now and why.
Thanking the footman who had helped her out of the car...riage, Abigail smiled and pressed a coin into his hand. “You gentlemen must be thirsty after the dusty ride down from the house.” Her smile included the coachman. “Is there a place where you can find something to drink while I complete my errands?”
The footman hesitated. “We have orders to—”
From his seat at the top of the carriage, the coachee called, “Be silent, fool! Thank you, Miss Fitzgerald.” He tipped his cap to her. “We are grateful.”
“I shall be done in about two hours.”
What to read after A Brother's Honor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Ann Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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