Devall's Angel (1998)
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Miss Warren was leaning over a ragged soldier on Piccadilly, pushing something into his filthy hand. Every time he thought he understood the chit, she did something to blast the image to pieces. He had considered her sympathetic to helpless orphans, yet Mickey had still been huddled in that derelict shed two days before. So he’d decided she had been playing him for a fool, yet here she was, succoring a beggar.
The man grasped her hand as she turned away, mouthing a seemingly emotional entreaty.
...Devall stiffened. Had he been wrong? The fellow was undernourished but able-bodied and might be trying to force his attentions on her. But she smiled and patted the man’s arm before turning to leave.
His unexpected concern for her safety made Devall furious. She had occupied his thoughts far too often in recent days.
“Such sympathy!” He fell in beside her. “Do you feel worthier if you toss a penny to a beggar now and then?”
She pulled her pelisse closer and tried to brush past, but he grabbed her arm, forcing her to face him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Warren was leaning over a ragged soldier on Piccadilly, pushing something into his filthy hand. Every time he thought he understood the chit, she did something to blast the image to pieces. He had considered her sympathetic to helpless orphans, yet Mickey had still been huddled in that derelict shed two days before. So he’d decided she had been playing him for a fool, yet here she was, succoring a beggar.
The man grasped her hand as she turned away, mouthing a seemingly emotional entreaty.
...Devall stiffened. Had he been wrong? The fellow was undernourished but able-bodied and might be trying to force his attentions on her. But she smiled and patted the man’s arm before turning to leave.
His unexpected concern for her safety made Devall furious. She had occupied his thoughts far too often in recent days.
“Such sympathy!” He fell in beside her. “Do you feel worthier if you toss a penny to a beggar now and then?”
She pulled her pelisse closer and tried to brush past, but he grabbed her arm, forcing her to face him.
What to read after Devall's Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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