Ginny
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Giles Frayne and the day of Ginny Bloggs’s arrival at Courtney had dawned.
Lord Gerald wished he could wash his hands of the whole thing. But he had promised to keep an eye on Ginny and she was in for quite a dreadful welcome. A large house party had been planned for her arrival, full of the most terrifying members of society, all of whom seemed determined to put the coal merchant’s daughter in her place.
All had been outraged at the idea of a member of the lower-middle classes inheriting Courtn...ey. Lord Gerald had visited the Frayne mansion two days before to find it alive with comments such as: “Bound to smell of the shop.”
“No breeding, mark my words.”
“Probably got a common accent.”
“How can we socialize with someone who could be one’s scullery maid?”
And so on.
Lord Gerald had been asked to invite guests of his own and had grimly chosen the type of men and women he admired most. He detested what he termed “old-fashioned girls”—the kind interested only in getting married and having babies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giles Frayne and the day of Ginny Bloggs’s arrival at Courtney had dawned.
Lord Gerald wished he could wash his hands of the whole thing. But he had promised to keep an eye on Ginny and she was in for quite a dreadful welcome. A large house party had been planned for her arrival, full of the most terrifying members of society, all of whom seemed determined to put the coal merchant’s daughter in her place.
All had been outraged at the idea of a member of the lower-middle classes inheriting Courtn...ey. Lord Gerald had visited the Frayne mansion two days before to find it alive with comments such as: “Bound to smell of the shop.”
“No breeding, mark my words.”
“Probably got a common accent.”
“How can we socialize with someone who could be one’s scullery maid?”
And so on.
Lord Gerald had been asked to invite guests of his own and had grimly chosen the type of men and women he admired most. He detested what he termed “old-fashioned girls”—the kind interested only in getting married and having babies.
What to read after Ginny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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