Byron's Child (1991)
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Emily enquired. “I must say that I am quite out of temper with him, too. At supper I asked him about the Corn Laws and listened to his opinion. I have very strong views on the Corn Laws, but when I attempted to express them, he simply patted my hand and told me not to worry my pretty little head. I wanted to kick him under the table but in these thin slippers I should only have bruised my toes.”
“Let’s go home,” Jodie proposed. “I want to speak to Giles before he retires for the night. I daresay... Charlotte will be glad to leave.”
They made their way to where Charlotte was sitting. Roland was beside her, having forsaken the card room to keep her company. In his presence they could not explain that they wanted to depart because they were annoyed with the earl.
“Charlotte dear, you look unwell,” Emily improvised.
“Not unwell, merely a little tired,” Jodie contradicted, seeing Roland’s alarm. “It would be unconscionable of us to keep you from your rest. We shall not repine at leaving early, shall we, Emily?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emily enquired. “I must say that I am quite out of temper with him, too. At supper I asked him about the Corn Laws and listened to his opinion. I have very strong views on the Corn Laws, but when I attempted to express them, he simply patted my hand and told me not to worry my pretty little head. I wanted to kick him under the table but in these thin slippers I should only have bruised my toes.”
“Let’s go home,” Jodie proposed. “I want to speak to Giles before he retires for the night. I daresay... Charlotte will be glad to leave.”
They made their way to where Charlotte was sitting. Roland was beside her, having forsaken the card room to keep her company. In his presence they could not explain that they wanted to depart because they were annoyed with the earl.
“Charlotte dear, you look unwell,” Emily improvised.
“Not unwell, merely a little tired,” Jodie contradicted, seeing Roland’s alarm. “It would be unconscionable of us to keep you from your rest. We shall not repine at leaving early, shall we, Emily?”
What to read after Byron's Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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