Cavendon Hall
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Gordon Lane asked, smiling at Peggy. “I feel like a cig, and a breath of air.”
She smiled back. “Why not? I’ll just tell Cook.”
Gordon nodded. He took off his tie, waistcoat, and jacket, hung them on a peg, and pushed the packet of cigarettes and matches into a trouser pocket.
“Cook says it’s all right,” Peggy told him, coming back into the servants’ hall. “But she says not to stay out too long. She’ll wait for us.” Peggy grinned. “Mrs. Jackson says she doesn’t want Hanson locking us... out.”
“And he would too, the silly old bugger.”
“Gordon, be careful,” Peggy hissed, taking off her cap and apron and hanging them on another peg. “Come on, let’s have that stroll before he arrives on the scene and stops us.”
The two of them went out of the back door, and Gordon, taking hold of Peggy’s hand, said, “Let’s walk down to the bluebell woods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gordon Lane asked, smiling at Peggy. “I feel like a cig, and a breath of air.”
She smiled back. “Why not? I’ll just tell Cook.”
Gordon nodded. He took off his tie, waistcoat, and jacket, hung them on a peg, and pushed the packet of cigarettes and matches into a trouser pocket.
“Cook says it’s all right,” Peggy told him, coming back into the servants’ hall. “But she says not to stay out too long. She’ll wait for us.” Peggy grinned. “Mrs. Jackson says she doesn’t want Hanson locking us... out.”
“And he would too, the silly old bugger.”
“Gordon, be careful,” Peggy hissed, taking off her cap and apron and hanging them on another peg. “Come on, let’s have that stroll before he arrives on the scene and stops us.”
The two of them went out of the back door, and Gordon, taking hold of Peggy’s hand, said, “Let’s walk down to the bluebell woods.
What to read after Cavendon Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Taylor Bradford to read onlineMoreLess
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