Eleanor And the Duke (Berkshire Brides book 1)
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Lady Stillwater chided her sister-in-law. “There is no need to put Miss Easton to the blush. That was more than a year ago. ’Tis old news.”
“Perhaps, but I have not seen the girl since . . . When?” Lady Kildrum’s lips pursed and her brow creased into a rutted gully between her eyes.
“I do not know, my lady,” Eleanor replied. But she knew it had been quite some time ago. Only a few years after her mother’s death, she thought, when they both happened to be in Berkshire on a visit.
Lady Kildrum put... her quizzing glass up to her eye and studied her. “Your figure is quite fine, and you’ve a bonny face as well. You’ve matured satisfactorily.”
“Thank you, my lady,” Eleanor replied, making a furtive, panicked glance at her friends in hopes of a reprieve.
“But you were a fool to send Beckworth packing,” Lady Kildrum said. “I hope you have not become as foolish as your mother.”
“That’s enough, now,” Lady Stillwater said to Lady Kildrum. “Lucy and Eleanor, come with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Stillwater chided her sister-in-law. “There is no need to put Miss Easton to the blush. That was more than a year ago. ’Tis old news.”
“Perhaps, but I have not seen the girl since . . . When?” Lady Kildrum’s lips pursed and her brow creased into a rutted gully between her eyes.
“I do not know, my lady,” Eleanor replied. But she knew it had been quite some time ago. Only a few years after her mother’s death, she thought, when they both happened to be in Berkshire on a visit.
Lady Kildrum put... her quizzing glass up to her eye and studied her. “Your figure is quite fine, and you’ve a bonny face as well. You’ve matured satisfactorily.”
“Thank you, my lady,” Eleanor replied, making a furtive, panicked glance at her friends in hopes of a reprieve.
“But you were a fool to send Beckworth packing,” Lady Kildrum said. “I hope you have not become as foolish as your mother.”
“That’s enough, now,” Lady Stillwater said to Lady Kildrum. “Lucy and Eleanor, come with me.
What to read after Eleanor And the Duke (Berkshire Brides book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margo Maguire to read onlineMoreLess
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