Daisy (1980)
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She was strapped to a table and Mrs. Phillips was pouring champagne over her. No matter how she twisted and turned, the liquid kept pouring down on her face in a steady stream.
She awoke with a start and thought for one horrible minute that her dream had come to life. A steady stream of water was trickling down through the ceiling. She jumped out of bed and stood shivering on the rug. Trickles of water ran through the leaves outside and down the tiny mullioned panes of the window. Water descende...d on the roof with a steady roar.
Daisy tugged at the bell rope which came away in her hand. Amy came bustling into the room followed by a diminutive maid bearing cans of hot water.
“Get some footmen here to move the bed,” ordered Amy after a quick look around. “Look Daisy. I actually found some dry wood. We’ll have a fire going in no time. Lor’ you should see the place. Water dripping everywhere. Evidently my lady spent a mint recently getting the outside cleaned and forgot to tell them to fix the roof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was strapped to a table and Mrs. Phillips was pouring champagne over her. No matter how she twisted and turned, the liquid kept pouring down on her face in a steady stream.
She awoke with a start and thought for one horrible minute that her dream had come to life. A steady stream of water was trickling down through the ceiling. She jumped out of bed and stood shivering on the rug. Trickles of water ran through the leaves outside and down the tiny mullioned panes of the window. Water descende...d on the roof with a steady roar.
Daisy tugged at the bell rope which came away in her hand. Amy came bustling into the room followed by a diminutive maid bearing cans of hot water.
“Get some footmen here to move the bed,” ordered Amy after a quick look around. “Look Daisy. I actually found some dry wood. We’ll have a fire going in no time. Lor’ you should see the place. Water dripping everywhere. Evidently my lady spent a mint recently getting the outside cleaned and forgot to tell them to fix the roof.
What to read after Daisy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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