A Wild Pursuit (2008)
A Wild Pursuit
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Esme looked out her bedchamber window and there it was, rounding the bend before the road to Shantill House: a squat, ugly carriage that she remembered from her childhood. The family used to travel to and from London in it. The seats were made of slippery horsehair and sloped upward. As a child, Esme constantly slid to the carriage floor, earning a scolding for her fidgety nature.
William was sleeping in her arms, his long eyelashes curling against his cheek. “I’ll never make you ride in a carri...age for hours,” she whispered to him. And then rethought that promise. “Well, perhaps only if we make many stops.”
Then she turned aside and rang the bell. “My mother has arrived,” she told Jeannie. “I must change my clothing. I’ll wear the gray morning gown with the white lace trim, the one with the small tippet. And I shall wear a cap as well, perhaps with a silver ribbon so it matches.”
Jeannie looked surprised. “But, madam, that gown is half-mourning, and so heavy for this weather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Esme looked out her bedchamber window and there it was, rounding the bend before the road to Shantill House: a squat, ugly carriage that she remembered from her childhood. The family used to travel to and from London in it. The seats were made of slippery horsehair and sloped upward. As a child, Esme constantly slid to the carriage floor, earning a scolding for her fidgety nature.
William was sleeping in her arms, his long eyelashes curling against his cheek. “I’ll never make you ride in a carri...age for hours,” she whispered to him. And then rethought that promise. “Well, perhaps only if we make many stops.”
Then she turned aside and rang the bell. “My mother has arrived,” she told Jeannie. “I must change my clothing. I’ll wear the gray morning gown with the white lace trim, the one with the small tippet. And I shall wear a cap as well, perhaps with a silver ribbon so it matches.”
Jeannie looked surprised. “But, madam, that gown is half-mourning, and so heavy for this weather.
What to read after A Wild Pursuit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eloisa James to read onlineMoreLess
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