Dancing On the Wind
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The after-performance tumult always made Kit uneasy, so she held court with her back to the wall. A dozen men stood in a half circle in front of her, offering extravagant compliments and vying for her attention.
She had become adept at the suggestive banter that gentlemen enjoyed. When one admirer said, "You were like an angel tonight, Miss James," she replied mischievously, "If that's true, the angels had better reform." The crowd around her laughed. A dandyish fellow said soulfully, "Are you s...ure you won't accept my carte blanche? I long to become your protector." She eyed him thoughtfully. "Men are always trying to protect me. I can never figure out what from." The group started offering boisterous suggestions of just which of them she most needed to be protected from. As they tossed names back and forth, she kept one eye on the rest of the green room, watching for surprise, or shock, or some other reaction that might be significant to her search.
Lord Ives had come, and he was now leaving the room with a smiling Cleo tucked under his arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The after-performance tumult always made Kit uneasy, so she held court with her back to the wall. A dozen men stood in a half circle in front of her, offering extravagant compliments and vying for her attention.
She had become adept at the suggestive banter that gentlemen enjoyed. When one admirer said, "You were like an angel tonight, Miss James," she replied mischievously, "If that's true, the angels had better reform." The crowd around her laughed. A dandyish fellow said soulfully, "Are you s...ure you won't accept my carte blanche? I long to become your protector." She eyed him thoughtfully. "Men are always trying to protect me. I can never figure out what from." The group started offering boisterous suggestions of just which of them she most needed to be protected from. As they tossed names back and forth, she kept one eye on the rest of the green room, watching for surprise, or shock, or some other reaction that might be significant to her search.
Lord Ives had come, and he was now leaving the room with a smiling Cleo tucked under his arm.
What to read after Dancing On the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Jo Putney to read onlineMoreLess
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