Dangerous Gifts
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In music, there was no loneliness or sorrow, only sweet abandon.
She came to the end of a long ballad and bent her head with a sigh. It was almost time to return home, and to drab reality.
Very near, someone cleared his throat. Her eyes flew open. To her surprise, a man of terrifying elegance stood right beside her. He was incredibly handsome, his immaculate London garb not concealing the strength of his tall frame.
Instantly tongue-tied, she clutched her harp and stammered, “A . . . are you los...t, sir?”
He bowed, sweeping his hat so low that it brushed the verdant turf. “Not in the least. I came to find you, Leah, and in that I have succeeded.” His hair was golden, and when he straightened, she saw that his eyes were a startling true, clear green.
She held the harp even more closely. “Why would you want to find me, sir?”
“I have often heard you playing your harp in my wood, Leah. Because of the pleasure I’ve had from your music, I’ve come to give you a gift.”
“They are not your woods,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In music, there was no loneliness or sorrow, only sweet abandon.
She came to the end of a long ballad and bent her head with a sigh. It was almost time to return home, and to drab reality.
Very near, someone cleared his throat. Her eyes flew open. To her surprise, a man of terrifying elegance stood right beside her. He was incredibly handsome, his immaculate London garb not concealing the strength of his tall frame.
Instantly tongue-tied, she clutched her harp and stammered, “A . . . are you los...t, sir?”
He bowed, sweeping his hat so low that it brushed the verdant turf. “Not in the least. I came to find you, Leah, and in that I have succeeded.” His hair was golden, and when he straightened, she saw that his eyes were a startling true, clear green.
She held the harp even more closely. “Why would you want to find me, sir?”
“I have often heard you playing your harp in my wood, Leah. Because of the pleasure I’ve had from your music, I’ve come to give you a gift.”
“They are not your woods,”
What to read after Dangerous Gifts?
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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