All's Fair in Love And Scandal
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Albright was proving a first-rate conspirator, throwing himself into the deception with relish. Under the guise of regular boxing matches, they planned what to say and when. Albright expressed growing doubt to Spence that Madeline could be Lady Constance, while Douglas told Spence he was more and more convinced she was. He freely padded his accounts with reports of how many times he’d called on her, how welcome he was in her home, and every evening that he left a party or soiree with her on his ...arm, for all to see, bolstered his credibility. Both he and Albright could see Spence was coming to believe Douglas, and after several days, they agreed it was time for the key play: making another wager with Spence.
“How much should I ask?” Albright asked as they left the boxing saloon after a sparring bout.
“How much do you want?”
Albright considered. “Two hundred would be splendid.”
“Good.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Albright was proving a first-rate conspirator, throwing himself into the deception with relish. Under the guise of regular boxing matches, they planned what to say and when. Albright expressed growing doubt to Spence that Madeline could be Lady Constance, while Douglas told Spence he was more and more convinced she was. He freely padded his accounts with reports of how many times he’d called on her, how welcome he was in her home, and every evening that he left a party or soiree with her on his ...arm, for all to see, bolstered his credibility. Both he and Albright could see Spence was coming to believe Douglas, and after several days, they agreed it was time for the key play: making another wager with Spence.
“How much should I ask?” Albright asked as they left the boxing saloon after a sparring bout.
“How much do you want?”
Albright considered. “Two hundred would be splendid.”
“Good.”
What to read after All's Fair in Love And Scandal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Linden to read onlineMoreLess
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