Bething's Folly
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Carleton took a deep breath in relief. He leaned against the library’s door and wiped his face.“Congratulations on your escape,” said a soft voice from shadows across the room, followed by an amused little laugh.Carleton’s dismay was genuine. “I am sorry to intrude, madam, I shall leave at once. I did not expect this room to be occupied.”“No, don’t go. Of course you would not think the library occupied, not with so many empty heads hanging about. Oh, perhaps I should not have spoken. You are not... a friend of Lord Carleton’s, are you? No, I see you are no London Dandy, all done up in frills and glitter.”“Thank you, ma’am, and no, I am, um, not exactly a friend of Carleton’s. But you have an advantage on me, madam; won’t you come into the light?” he asked as he moved farther into the room.She put a book down on a side table and took a step or two forward, moving her hand from the candle it was shielding. Carleton was dumbfounded. Where had this—this stranger come from?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carleton took a deep breath in relief. He leaned against the library’s door and wiped his face.“Congratulations on your escape,” said a soft voice from shadows across the room, followed by an amused little laugh.Carleton’s dismay was genuine. “I am sorry to intrude, madam, I shall leave at once. I did not expect this room to be occupied.”“No, don’t go. Of course you would not think the library occupied, not with so many empty heads hanging about. Oh, perhaps I should not have spoken. You are not... a friend of Lord Carleton’s, are you? No, I see you are no London Dandy, all done up in frills and glitter.”“Thank you, ma’am, and no, I am, um, not exactly a friend of Carleton’s. But you have an advantage on me, madam; won’t you come into the light?” he asked as he moved farther into the room.She put a book down on a side table and took a step or two forward, moving her hand from the candle it was shielding. Carleton was dumbfounded. Where had this—this stranger come from?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Metzger to read onlineMoreLess
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