Country Flirt (1987)
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Every eye in the room gleamed with avid curiosity as it turned to see the infamous black sheep. Samantha looked, and felt a nearly overwhelming urge to laugh at the striking similarity between nephew and uncle. Lord Howard looked as if someone had taken Monty into a tanning factory and treated him. The general face and figures were similar, but the uncle’s skin was darker and coarser. He was obviously older, more dissipated, more wrinkled, and heavier than Monteith. His hairline had receded an i...nch or so, but the eyes that surveyed the room had the same youthful gleam. The head sat at the same proud angle. Lord Howard’s toilette lacked the elegance of the younger man’s; Stultz had padded his shoulder wider than necessary and nipped the waist in too tightly.
When Lord Howard spoke, the strange feeling of similarity faded. His accents were not the cultured ones of his nephew, nor were his words as polite, though they showed some concern for the company. “Good evening, all. I’m Lord Howard, the nabob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every eye in the room gleamed with avid curiosity as it turned to see the infamous black sheep. Samantha looked, and felt a nearly overwhelming urge to laugh at the striking similarity between nephew and uncle. Lord Howard looked as if someone had taken Monty into a tanning factory and treated him. The general face and figures were similar, but the uncle’s skin was darker and coarser. He was obviously older, more dissipated, more wrinkled, and heavier than Monteith. His hairline had receded an i...nch or so, but the eyes that surveyed the room had the same youthful gleam. The head sat at the same proud angle. Lord Howard’s toilette lacked the elegance of the younger man’s; Stultz had padded his shoulder wider than necessary and nipped the waist in too tightly.
When Lord Howard spoke, the strange feeling of similarity faded. His accents were not the cultured ones of his nephew, nor were his words as polite, though they showed some concern for the company. “Good evening, all. I’m Lord Howard, the nabob.
What to read after Country Flirt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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