Francesca (1992)
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Irwin. He knew the man to nod to, but couldn’t put a name to him. He had also recognized the brown-haired gent with him as a friend of Lady Camden’s. “Is this seat free?” he asked in a casual manner.
“Ah, Lord Devane! Sit thee down, I pray. Delighted for some cheerful company. Have a glass of brandy.” Irwin waved for a fresh glass, and poured his guest a shot.
“Was your friend, the man who just left, not cheerful company?” Devane inquired blandly.
“Selby Caine cheerful? Ho, is a martyr cheerful?... Is Job cheerful? I’ve never seen Caine smile in my life, though he’s a sound chap.”
“What troubles him?”
“The world troubles him, milord. He could find mischief lurking in an essay by Hannah More. He would prefer to live in a monastery or a hermit’s cave, I fancy. How he ever got mixed up with Lady Camden—”
“Ah, that would be the young lady I’ve seen him about with. A striking brunette?” Mr. Irwin nodded. “Lovely girl, Lady Camden. I have met her once or twice.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Irwin. He knew the man to nod to, but couldn’t put a name to him. He had also recognized the brown-haired gent with him as a friend of Lady Camden’s. “Is this seat free?” he asked in a casual manner.
“Ah, Lord Devane! Sit thee down, I pray. Delighted for some cheerful company. Have a glass of brandy.” Irwin waved for a fresh glass, and poured his guest a shot.
“Was your friend, the man who just left, not cheerful company?” Devane inquired blandly.
“Selby Caine cheerful? Ho, is a martyr cheerful?... Is Job cheerful? I’ve never seen Caine smile in my life, though he’s a sound chap.”
“What troubles him?”
“The world troubles him, milord. He could find mischief lurking in an essay by Hannah More. He would prefer to live in a monastery or a hermit’s cave, I fancy. How he ever got mixed up with Lady Camden—”
“Ah, that would be the young lady I’ve seen him about with. A striking brunette?” Mr. Irwin nodded. “Lovely girl, Lady Camden. I have met her once or twice.”
What to read after Francesca?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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