An English Bride in Scotland
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Annabel said, beaming with relief at Effie. She could hardly believe it had been so easy. After all the trouble she’d had of late, she’d expected to have to plead and offer the woman the moon and stars to get her to agree to work in the castle. But in the end, Effie had been happy to accept the offer.
“I can start tomorrow, if ye like,” Effie said, beaming as well.
“Oh, that would be marvelous,” Annabel assured her, getting to her feet and patting her leg for Jasper to follow.
“I’ll ...come up first thing then,” Effie announced, sounding happy at the prospect.
“Come in time to break your fast and I shall have Cook save some pastries for you,” Annabel said as they walked to the door.
“Oh, that would be lovely,” Effie breathed, and then admitted, “While I’m a fair hand with a needle, I can’t cook to save me soul. ’Twill be nice to have something other than burnt bread to break me fast with.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Annabel said, beaming with relief at Effie. She could hardly believe it had been so easy. After all the trouble she’d had of late, she’d expected to have to plead and offer the woman the moon and stars to get her to agree to work in the castle. But in the end, Effie had been happy to accept the offer.
“I can start tomorrow, if ye like,” Effie said, beaming as well.
“Oh, that would be marvelous,” Annabel assured her, getting to her feet and patting her leg for Jasper to follow.
“I’ll ...come up first thing then,” Effie announced, sounding happy at the prospect.
“Come in time to break your fast and I shall have Cook save some pastries for you,” Annabel said as they walked to the door.
“Oh, that would be lovely,” Effie breathed, and then admitted, “While I’m a fair hand with a needle, I can’t cook to save me soul. ’Twill be nice to have something other than burnt bread to break me fast with.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynsay Sands to read onlineMoreLess
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