Arabella
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Beaumaris glanced round the table. “Stakes, gentlemen,” he said calmly.Bertram, who had changed his bill for one modest rouleau, thrust it in a quick movement towards the queen in the livrat. Other men were placing their bets; someone said something which made his neighbour laugh; Lord Petersham sighed deeply, and deliberately pushed forward several large rouleaus, and ranged them about his chosen cards; then he drew a delicately enamelled snuff-box from his pocket, and helped himself to a pinch... of his latest blend. A pulse was beating so hard in Bertram’s throat that it almost hurt him; he swallowed, and fixed his eyes on Mr. Beaumaris’s hand, poised above the pack before him.The boy has been having some deep doings, thought Mr. Beaumaris. Shouldn’t wonder if he’s rolled-up! What the devil possessed Chuffy Wivenhoe to bring him here?The bets were all placed; Mr. Beaumaris turned up the first card, and placed it to the right of the pack.“Scorched again!” remarked Fleetwood, one of whose bets stood by the card’s counterpart.Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beaumaris glanced round the table. “Stakes, gentlemen,” he said calmly.Bertram, who had changed his bill for one modest rouleau, thrust it in a quick movement towards the queen in the livrat. Other men were placing their bets; someone said something which made his neighbour laugh; Lord Petersham sighed deeply, and deliberately pushed forward several large rouleaus, and ranged them about his chosen cards; then he drew a delicately enamelled snuff-box from his pocket, and helped himself to a pinch... of his latest blend. A pulse was beating so hard in Bertram’s throat that it almost hurt him; he swallowed, and fixed his eyes on Mr. Beaumaris’s hand, poised above the pack before him.The boy has been having some deep doings, thought Mr. Beaumaris. Shouldn’t wonder if he’s rolled-up! What the devil possessed Chuffy Wivenhoe to bring him here?The bets were all placed; Mr. Beaumaris turned up the first card, and placed it to the right of the pack.“Scorched again!” remarked Fleetwood, one of whose bets stood by the card’s counterpart.Mr.
What to read after Arabella?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgette Heyer to read onlineMoreLess
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