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The stairs led to the mezzanine. The mezzanine led to the musicians. She smiled to herself, guessing his errand; he was going to ensure, by fair means or foul, that the pavane was played tonight. And Cynthia, rightly or wrongly, felt a flutter of giddy pleasure at his persistence.
She almost laughed, trying to picture the scene that was doubtless about to take place above her head. The pavane was an ancient, courtly dance, neither romantic nor fashionable. She imagined it was not among the p...ieces frequently requested by amorous young bucks.
She felt a sharp rap on her forearm and spun, startled. Her mother had walked up behind her and tapped her with her fan. Mama’s eyes were glittering with wrath. Cynthia went cold with fear at the sight.
“Where have you been? Mr. Ellsworth is dancing with Lady Hannah.”
“Well, Mama, I cannot dance every dance with him,” Cynthia hedged, trying to sound reasonable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stairs led to the mezzanine. The mezzanine led to the musicians. She smiled to herself, guessing his errand; he was going to ensure, by fair means or foul, that the pavane was played tonight. And Cynthia, rightly or wrongly, felt a flutter of giddy pleasure at his persistence.
She almost laughed, trying to picture the scene that was doubtless about to take place above her head. The pavane was an ancient, courtly dance, neither romantic nor fashionable. She imagined it was not among the p...ieces frequently requested by amorous young bucks.
She felt a sharp rap on her forearm and spun, startled. Her mother had walked up behind her and tapped her with her fan. Mama’s eyes were glittering with wrath. Cynthia went cold with fear at the sight.
“Where have you been? Mr. Ellsworth is dancing with Lady Hannah.”
“Well, Mama, I cannot dance every dance with him,” Cynthia hedged, trying to sound reasonable.
What to read after B006dtz3fy Ebok?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farr, Diane to read onlineMoreLess
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