Just One Season in London
Just One Season in London
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Even the butler had gone about his duties after refilling the warming dishes with food Sophie had no intention of eating. Lady Brindle was already in her garden, and Lord Randall had not yet come downstairs.
What a slug-a-bed he was—though on second thought, Sophie decided it was just as well; if he’d been breakfasting with her, he’d probably have been prosing on again about why she should really learn not to be afraid of horses. She’d told him twice that she wasn’t, but he hadn’t listened.
... But Sophie’s biggest aggravation was that her mother had gone out for a cross-country ride by herself, even though Sophie had begged to go along. But I’d like to see where you used to go as a girl, she’d said—and she hadn’t been entirely untruthful, even if her more important reason was simply to escape the dark pile of brick that was Brindle Park.
However, Lady Ryecroft had said only that perhaps tomorrow she could go, and briskly—before Sophie could scramble to find another line of argument—she had gathered the train of her black riding habit over her arm and gone out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even the butler had gone about his duties after refilling the warming dishes with food Sophie had no intention of eating. Lady Brindle was already in her garden, and Lord Randall had not yet come downstairs.
What a slug-a-bed he was—though on second thought, Sophie decided it was just as well; if he’d been breakfasting with her, he’d probably have been prosing on again about why she should really learn not to be afraid of horses. She’d told him twice that she wasn’t, but he hadn’t listened.
... But Sophie’s biggest aggravation was that her mother had gone out for a cross-country ride by herself, even though Sophie had begged to go along. But I’d like to see where you used to go as a girl, she’d said—and she hadn’t been entirely untruthful, even if her more important reason was simply to escape the dark pile of brick that was Brindle Park.
However, Lady Ryecroft had said only that perhaps tomorrow she could go, and briskly—before Sophie could scramble to find another line of argument—she had gathered the train of her black riding habit over her arm and gone out.
What to read after Just One Season in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leigh Michaels to read onlineMoreLess
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