A Clandestine Courtship (1999)
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She needed to visit one of the tenants, but first she must recover the poise her encounter with Mrs. Bridwell had shattered.
Her reaction had been stupid, she admitted as Acorn picked his way across a stream. The vicar’s wife never failed to find fault with her, and today had been no exception. She should not have let the spiteful words destroy her composure, for they meant nothing.
But they had caught her at a bad time. Between preparing for Justin’s arrival and fretting over her future, she wa...s exhausted. Instead of turning the criticism aside with her usual bland comment, she had bolted, loath to reveal the tears pooling in her eyes.
She had overreacted. Today’s complaint was an old one – her habit of riding about the countryside unescorted. And the transgression was irrelevant anyway, for the woman only used it as a bridge to censure her other behavior and deride her low birth: A lady would travel by carriage with a footman in attendance; a lady would not dream of supervising estate workers, inspecting repairs, meeting with bankers, or issuing orders to the steward; and – horrors!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She needed to visit one of the tenants, but first she must recover the poise her encounter with Mrs. Bridwell had shattered.
Her reaction had been stupid, she admitted as Acorn picked his way across a stream. The vicar’s wife never failed to find fault with her, and today had been no exception. She should not have let the spiteful words destroy her composure, for they meant nothing.
But they had caught her at a bad time. Between preparing for Justin’s arrival and fretting over her future, she wa...s exhausted. Instead of turning the criticism aside with her usual bland comment, she had bolted, loath to reveal the tears pooling in her eyes.
She had overreacted. Today’s complaint was an old one – her habit of riding about the countryside unescorted. And the transgression was irrelevant anyway, for the woman only used it as a bridge to censure her other behavior and deride her low birth: A lady would travel by carriage with a footman in attendance; a lady would not dream of supervising estate workers, inspecting repairs, meeting with bankers, or issuing orders to the steward; and – horrors!
What to read after A Clandestine Courtship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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