Jane And the Damned (2010)
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She stood her ground and watched him take in her breeches, her disheveled, bloodstained appearance.
“What have you been about, Miss Jane?”
“I regret I cannot tell you.” She walked past him and into the house.
“But of course not. You have been with your lover. You hide it so well from your family, but I—I have observed. I see you leave the house. You break curfew. I think you bribe the servants not to tell, eh? This is not good, Miss Jane.”
“What do you want, Garonne?” She turned to confront him,... but he opened the door to the dining room and gestured that she enter.
“Your lover must be a man of unusual tastes.”
She shrugged and tossed her hat onto the table. “That has nothing to do with it. It is safer for me to walk the streets so. Your soldiers do not always respect a gentlewoman, I‧ve heard.”
“They would certainly not respect a woman dressed as you are.”
“I‧m tired, Garonne. I wish you good day. I shall change into my women‧s clothes now.”
He stopped her with an arm across the doorway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stood her ground and watched him take in her breeches, her disheveled, bloodstained appearance.
“What have you been about, Miss Jane?”
“I regret I cannot tell you.” She walked past him and into the house.
“But of course not. You have been with your lover. You hide it so well from your family, but I—I have observed. I see you leave the house. You break curfew. I think you bribe the servants not to tell, eh? This is not good, Miss Jane.”
“What do you want, Garonne?” She turned to confront him,... but he opened the door to the dining room and gestured that she enter.
“Your lover must be a man of unusual tastes.”
She shrugged and tossed her hat onto the table. “That has nothing to do with it. It is safer for me to walk the streets so. Your soldiers do not always respect a gentlewoman, I‧ve heard.”
“They would certainly not respect a woman dressed as you are.”
“I‧m tired, Garonne. I wish you good day. I shall change into my women‧s clothes now.”
He stopped her with an arm across the doorway.
What to read after Jane And the Damned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Mullany to read onlineMoreLess
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