Jack of Clubs (2011)
Jack of Clubs
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She was febrile, fevered, and felt as if a weight pressed on her chest, another on her feet. Oh, no, she was too ill with Harriet’s contagion to go to church. Mrs. Semple would be furious. Matron would have to escort the younger girls herself.
Then Allie remembered she was not at the school. She was in London, at a sinkhole of depravity. Instead of little girls with pleasing manners, the women here worked at pleasing men, one way or another. Did they even go to church?
Allie groaned. She... was too sick to go to services, and she was staying in a gambling establishment. The Good Lord would have to forgive her for both. Then she remembered Harriet and groaned again.
She struggled for breath, for the energy to open her eyes. When she got them open, she screamed. The weight on her chest was brown and hairy and licked her chin. The dog was lying on top of her, panting, and it was wearing a lace-edged night cap. A familiar lace-edged nightcap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was febrile, fevered, and felt as if a weight pressed on her chest, another on her feet. Oh, no, she was too ill with Harriet’s contagion to go to church. Mrs. Semple would be furious. Matron would have to escort the younger girls herself.
Then Allie remembered she was not at the school. She was in London, at a sinkhole of depravity. Instead of little girls with pleasing manners, the women here worked at pleasing men, one way or another. Did they even go to church?
Allie groaned. She... was too sick to go to services, and she was staying in a gambling establishment. The Good Lord would have to forgive her for both. Then she remembered Harriet and groaned again.
She struggled for breath, for the energy to open her eyes. When she got them open, she screamed. The weight on her chest was brown and hairy and licked her chin. The dog was lying on top of her, panting, and it was wearing a lace-edged night cap. A familiar lace-edged nightcap.
What to read after Jack of Clubs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Metzger to read onlineMoreLess
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