How I Met My Countess
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Aunt Bedelia complained when Lucy came downstairs to explain that her megrim would prevent her from attending.
An ailment, more specifically, by the name of Clifton.
“You must attend,” Elinor told her. “We all agreed. We would come out in Society together and make a united front. If you remain at home, it will only add to the rumors.”
There was a moment of strained silence in the foyer, for Elinor was speaking all too clearly about Clifton’s scandalous behavior in Madame Verbeck’s shop.
Which ha...d been mentioned by nearly every caller they’d had that afternoon, inquiring about Lady Standon’s “unfortunate encounter.”
“Yes, your absence will only serve to fuel the gossip,” Minerva added.
Lucy had been able to convince her friends that Lord Clifton’s actions had been but leftover grief from his years on the Continent. “Battle madness,” she’d told them.
Let all of Society think the earl around the bend, Lucy had mused. That ought to help his marriage prospects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aunt Bedelia complained when Lucy came downstairs to explain that her megrim would prevent her from attending.
An ailment, more specifically, by the name of Clifton.
“You must attend,” Elinor told her. “We all agreed. We would come out in Society together and make a united front. If you remain at home, it will only add to the rumors.”
There was a moment of strained silence in the foyer, for Elinor was speaking all too clearly about Clifton’s scandalous behavior in Madame Verbeck’s shop.
Which ha...d been mentioned by nearly every caller they’d had that afternoon, inquiring about Lady Standon’s “unfortunate encounter.”
“Yes, your absence will only serve to fuel the gossip,” Minerva added.
Lucy had been able to convince her friends that Lord Clifton’s actions had been but leftover grief from his years on the Continent. “Battle madness,” she’d told them.
Let all of Society think the earl around the bend, Lucy had mused. That ought to help his marriage prospects.
What to read after How I Met My Countess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Boyle to read onlineMoreLess
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