A Suspicious Affair
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His child looked to follow in Arvid’s unsettled path. No matter the finest sprung carriage, the slowest pace, the most careful avoidance of ruts in the road, the baby made Marisol’s journey a misery, the same as Arvid would have done. At least the baby didn’t get nasty and belligerent; neither did Arvid, for once, bouncing along in his ornately carved casket in the special funeral carriage up ahead. Boynton traveled next in his own coach with his valet and a mountain of valises, and the baggage ...wagon came after, with Mr. Dimm crammed between wardrobe trunks, delicacies from the London markets, household items from her own old home that the duchess did not wish to leave behind, and all the trappings she’d been gathering for the arrival of her child.
Dimm’s daughter rode in the spacious crested carriage with Marisol and her aunt, thank goodness, for Sarah turned out to be a marvel with biscuits and peppermints and distracting chatter about her own large family and Ned Turner, the soldiering husband she wrote to every day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His child looked to follow in Arvid’s unsettled path. No matter the finest sprung carriage, the slowest pace, the most careful avoidance of ruts in the road, the baby made Marisol’s journey a misery, the same as Arvid would have done. At least the baby didn’t get nasty and belligerent; neither did Arvid, for once, bouncing along in his ornately carved casket in the special funeral carriage up ahead. Boynton traveled next in his own coach with his valet and a mountain of valises, and the baggage ...wagon came after, with Mr. Dimm crammed between wardrobe trunks, delicacies from the London markets, household items from her own old home that the duchess did not wish to leave behind, and all the trappings she’d been gathering for the arrival of her child.
Dimm’s daughter rode in the spacious crested carriage with Marisol and her aunt, thank goodness, for Sarah turned out to be a marvel with biscuits and peppermints and distracting chatter about her own large family and Ned Turner, the soldiering husband she wrote to every day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Metzger to read onlineMoreLess
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