A Dream Come True
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Lucia scarcely saw Sir Arthur who spent much of his time closeted in the study with dour-looking men who had the slightly earnest air of accountants.
Lucia became accustomed to dining alone with her mother, as his meetings went on long into the evening.
She became very concerned about the change that had come over her mother during this time. The healthy complexion she had brought back from Italy soon vanished and often she took to her bed for hours at a time.
The cough that she had ...dismissed as being ‘slight’ became more pronounced and Lucia could hear it echoing along the corridors late at night.
She pushed her food around her plate at mealtimes and said she was not hungry. Lucia kept a close eye upon her, fearing that her old illness might recur.
She almost telephoned Edward de Redcliffe to ask him to take someone else to the ball, but her mother would not hear of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lucia scarcely saw Sir Arthur who spent much of his time closeted in the study with dour-looking men who had the slightly earnest air of accountants.
Lucia became accustomed to dining alone with her mother, as his meetings went on long into the evening.
She became very concerned about the change that had come over her mother during this time. The healthy complexion she had brought back from Italy soon vanished and often she took to her bed for hours at a time.
The cough that she had ...dismissed as being ‘slight’ became more pronounced and Lucia could hear it echoing along the corridors late at night.
She pushed her food around her plate at mealtimes and said she was not hungry. Lucia kept a close eye upon her, fearing that her old illness might recur.
She almost telephoned Edward de Redcliffe to ask him to take someone else to the ball, but her mother would not hear of it.
What to read after A Dream Come True?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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