Bath Tangle
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One was Fanny, and the other Mrs Kirkby. The Major could not be happy until he had made Serena known to his mother; and since she was reluctant to appear in any way neglectful, it was not long before she was climbing the hill to Lansdown Crescent, escorted by her handsome cavalier.
Had the expedition been left to the Major’s management, Serena would have been carried in a sedan-chair, his rooted conviction that no female was capable of exertion making it quite shocking to him to think of her... undertaking so strenuous a walk. But Serena had other ideas. ‘What, stuff myself into a chair in such bright May weather? Not for the world!’ she declared.
‘Your carriage, then? My mother goes out so seldom that she has not thought it worth while to keep hers in Bath, or I would –’ ‘My dear Hector,’ she interrupted him, ‘you cannot in all seriousness suppose that I would have my own or your mother’s horses put to merely to struggle up that steep hill!’ ‘No, which is why I suggested you should hire a chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One was Fanny, and the other Mrs Kirkby. The Major could not be happy until he had made Serena known to his mother; and since she was reluctant to appear in any way neglectful, it was not long before she was climbing the hill to Lansdown Crescent, escorted by her handsome cavalier.
Had the expedition been left to the Major’s management, Serena would have been carried in a sedan-chair, his rooted conviction that no female was capable of exertion making it quite shocking to him to think of her... undertaking so strenuous a walk. But Serena had other ideas. ‘What, stuff myself into a chair in such bright May weather? Not for the world!’ she declared.
‘Your carriage, then? My mother goes out so seldom that she has not thought it worth while to keep hers in Bath, or I would –’ ‘My dear Hector,’ she interrupted him, ‘you cannot in all seriousness suppose that I would have my own or your mother’s horses put to merely to struggle up that steep hill!’ ‘No, which is why I suggested you should hire a chair.
What to read after Bath Tangle?
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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