A Mummers' Play
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Her world turned upside down, she’s going to escape for a few weeks by taking up an invitation to move to Mayfair for the ton season. Her friend has pointed out that in order to fit in she should forget about her usual serious reading matter and take some novels, so she visits her favorite book shop.
Lucy went to the shelves of slim volumes with gilt lettering.
The door bell tinkled. She glanced to see who’d entered and her attention was caught. She realized why. The tall young man was d...ressed in country style. Leather breeches and top boots were not the norm around here.
He asked Winsom if he carried books about agriculture and was directed down one of the narrow passageways between the shelves. He walked there with a little more vigor than she was used to seeing in the neighborhood. He was also quite handsome. . . .
Lucy turned firmly away to concentrate on a different sort of folly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her world turned upside down, she’s going to escape for a few weeks by taking up an invitation to move to Mayfair for the ton season. Her friend has pointed out that in order to fit in she should forget about her usual serious reading matter and take some novels, so she visits her favorite book shop.
Lucy went to the shelves of slim volumes with gilt lettering.
The door bell tinkled. She glanced to see who’d entered and her attention was caught. She realized why. The tall young man was d...ressed in country style. Leather breeches and top boots were not the norm around here.
He asked Winsom if he carried books about agriculture and was directed down one of the narrow passageways between the shelves. He walked there with a little more vigor than she was used to seeing in the neighborhood. He was also quite handsome. . . .
Lucy turned firmly away to concentrate on a different sort of folly.
What to read after A Mummers' Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Beverley to read onlineMoreLess
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