A Gentleman's Wager
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He carefully opened one bleary eye and then a second, and squinted at the canopy over his bed. He noted with some small concern that his left arm was dead, trapped beneath Francis Lambton’s accursed head. Looking down, he realised that his friend was naked apart from the sheet. He slumped back with a groan. He had no recollection of offering to share his bed with Lambton, who was infamous for his infernal snoring. More confusing yet was the fact that Denning was still fully clothed apart from hi...s coat and shoes. He rescued his arm with some difficulty, drawing only a grunt from Lambton.
Somebody began to rattle the bedchamber door from the other side, and Denning looked towards it with interest. It was probably Joseph, his man, and damned if he was going to let a hangover put him off his breakfast. The door came unstuck and opened. Denning quickly shut both eyes and feigned sleep. The tyrant, as he was affectionately known, strode purposefully across the tiled floor to the window and threw back the long drapes; bright stinging light flooded the room and was greeted by anguished groans from the bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He carefully opened one bleary eye and then a second, and squinted at the canopy over his bed. He noted with some small concern that his left arm was dead, trapped beneath Francis Lambton’s accursed head. Looking down, he realised that his friend was naked apart from the sheet. He slumped back with a groan. He had no recollection of offering to share his bed with Lambton, who was infamous for his infernal snoring. More confusing yet was the fact that Denning was still fully clothed apart from hi...s coat and shoes. He rescued his arm with some difficulty, drawing only a grunt from Lambton.
Somebody began to rattle the bedchamber door from the other side, and Denning looked towards it with interest. It was probably Joseph, his man, and damned if he was going to let a hangover put him off his breakfast. The door came unstuck and opened. Denning quickly shut both eyes and feigned sleep. The tyrant, as he was affectionately known, strode purposefully across the tiled floor to the window and threw back the long drapes; bright stinging light flooded the room and was greeted by anguished groans from the bed.
What to read after A Gentleman's Wager?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madelynne Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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