Death At Wentwater Court (2012)
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said Lady Marjorie, earnest and uneasy.
“If it was,” Alec said in his most fatherly manner, “and if you were to make a confession, I’m sure you’d get off lightly. There’s nothing a jury likes better than a pretty young girl, especially with a tide, who’s been led astray by a rascally older man. I shouldn’t be surprised if …”
The door opened, interrupting him. The footman stuck his head into the room. “Beg pardon, sir, it’s Mr. Geoffrey wants to know, if you has to see him, can you do it soon, pl...ease, being as he’s all set to go riding.”
Alec suppressed a sigh. “Tell him I’ll see him next, in a few minutes.” As the door closed, he turned back to Lady Marjorie. “You see, I don’t believe for a moment that you meant to kill Astwick, so you’d very likely get a suspended sentence.”
“But you really believe I’m the one who played the trick on him?” She shook her head violently. “I’m not! Why me?”
“I didn’t say that, Lady Marjorie. You are by no means the only person I have reason to suspect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Lady Marjorie, earnest and uneasy.
“If it was,” Alec said in his most fatherly manner, “and if you were to make a confession, I’m sure you’d get off lightly. There’s nothing a jury likes better than a pretty young girl, especially with a tide, who’s been led astray by a rascally older man. I shouldn’t be surprised if …”
The door opened, interrupting him. The footman stuck his head into the room. “Beg pardon, sir, it’s Mr. Geoffrey wants to know, if you has to see him, can you do it soon, pl...ease, being as he’s all set to go riding.”
Alec suppressed a sigh. “Tell him I’ll see him next, in a few minutes.” As the door closed, he turned back to Lady Marjorie. “You see, I don’t believe for a moment that you meant to kill Astwick, so you’d very likely get a suspended sentence.”
“But you really believe I’m the one who played the trick on him?” She shook her head violently. “I’m not! Why me?”
“I didn’t say that, Lady Marjorie. You are by no means the only person I have reason to suspect.
What to read after Death At Wentwater Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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