Come the Dawn
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Not one bit.”
The Duchess of Cranford glared at the Earl of Thornwood’s disappearing back. “I told him to be here at eight o’clock, and he has come.” She looked thoughtfully down at the streets already bustling and crowded this unseasonably warm September morning. “But it will do him good to learn some humility. Meanwhile, I have yet to have any answers from you, young woman. You escaped me last night because you were dead on your feet.” She confronted her granddaughter with the piercing blue ey...es that had sent more than a few English statesmen into a panic. “You won’t be so lucky now.”
India smiled fondly at her petite dynamo of a grandmother. “I simply wanted to be home, Grandmama. Oh, Lord Thornwood was passably nice and the children were wonderful, but there’s nothing like being here with you.”
The duchess’s eyes narrowed. “Did anything happen I need to know about, young woman? If so, I’ll drag the man here by the scruff of his neck and see that he—”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not one bit.”
The Duchess of Cranford glared at the Earl of Thornwood’s disappearing back. “I told him to be here at eight o’clock, and he has come.” She looked thoughtfully down at the streets already bustling and crowded this unseasonably warm September morning. “But it will do him good to learn some humility. Meanwhile, I have yet to have any answers from you, young woman. You escaped me last night because you were dead on your feet.” She confronted her granddaughter with the piercing blue ey...es that had sent more than a few English statesmen into a panic. “You won’t be so lucky now.”
India smiled fondly at her petite dynamo of a grandmother. “I simply wanted to be home, Grandmama. Oh, Lord Thornwood was passably nice and the children were wonderful, but there’s nothing like being here with you.”
The duchess’s eyes narrowed. “Did anything happen I need to know about, young woman? If so, I’ll drag the man here by the scruff of his neck and see that he—”
What to read after Come the Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christina Skye to read onlineMoreLess
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