Edith Layton
Edith Layton
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It was only a waist-high iron tub that she had a hard time wedging herself into, but the water was hot and the soap was scented, and Camille sat folded in on herself until her fingertips grew white puffy ridges and her toes felt tender. It wasn’t until the water grew chilly that she finally sighed and rose and, shivering, reached for the towel on the chair next to the tub.
The innkeeper had brought the tub to her room immediately. After that, if it turned out that the inn Eric had brought her to... had rodents for waiters and food fit for rats, she wouldn’t have cared. She’d longed for a bath all during the long, cold day of riding to get here, and once she had one, she was content.
But her content faded as slowly but surely as her bath water cooled.
The Hungry Horse was a sturdy old inn off the high road, set back in a spinney surrounded by a long meadow. It had once been a priory or a nunnery or a gentleman’s retreat, or maybe all three—Camille had only half heard the innkeeper’s proud narrative as he’d led her up the narrow stair to her room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was only a waist-high iron tub that she had a hard time wedging herself into, but the water was hot and the soap was scented, and Camille sat folded in on herself until her fingertips grew white puffy ridges and her toes felt tender. It wasn’t until the water grew chilly that she finally sighed and rose and, shivering, reached for the towel on the chair next to the tub.
The innkeeper had brought the tub to her room immediately. After that, if it turned out that the inn Eric had brought her to... had rodents for waiters and food fit for rats, she wouldn’t have cared. She’d longed for a bath all during the long, cold day of riding to get here, and once she had one, she was content.
But her content faded as slowly but surely as her bath water cooled.
The Hungry Horse was a sturdy old inn off the high road, set back in a spinney surrounded by a long meadow. It had once been a priory or a nunnery or a gentleman’s retreat, or maybe all three—Camille had only half heard the innkeeper’s proud narrative as he’d led her up the narrow stair to her room.
What to read after Edith Layton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by To Tempt a Bride to read onlineMoreLess
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