A London Season
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The chaise was soon drawing up outside the elegant, narrow facade of the house that had been occupied by Sophronia, Lady Emberley, until her recent demise full of years and—if the truth were told—full of ill will towards the greater part of her fellow men. This event had occurred over three months before, and there were no obvious signs of mourning left about the house. Sir Edmund, who intended to have the place put up for sale, gave it only a cursory glance before directing John Digby and the p...ostilion to find their way to the Plough, and then, with Persephone, mounting the short flight of steps to the front door.A quick look at his ward’s face confirmed his impression that discontent and a sense of grievance were still seething within her. He thought, ruefully, that while he might be an old hand at dealing with the wilier politicians of Europe around the conference table, he had not the same happy knack with a wilful girl of eighteen. However, he knew better than to utter anything so sure to achieve the opposite of its intended effect as a sharp reproof, and said only, in a low voice, “I know you’ll make yourself agreeable to Miss Radley, Persephone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chaise was soon drawing up outside the elegant, narrow facade of the house that had been occupied by Sophronia, Lady Emberley, until her recent demise full of years and—if the truth were told—full of ill will towards the greater part of her fellow men. This event had occurred over three months before, and there were no obvious signs of mourning left about the house. Sir Edmund, who intended to have the place put up for sale, gave it only a cursory glance before directing John Digby and the p...ostilion to find their way to the Plough, and then, with Persephone, mounting the short flight of steps to the front door.A quick look at his ward’s face confirmed his impression that discontent and a sense of grievance were still seething within her. He thought, ruefully, that while he might be an old hand at dealing with the wilier politicians of Europe around the conference table, he had not the same happy knack with a wilful girl of eighteen. However, he knew better than to utter anything so sure to achieve the opposite of its intended effect as a sharp reproof, and said only, in a low voice, “I know you’ll make yourself agreeable to Miss Radley, Persephone.
What to read after A London Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthea Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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