Lady Midnight (2016)
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Partir is 'to leave.'" "Very good, Amelia. C'est bon," Kate said as the child's soft voice paused hesitantly on the unfamiliar words. "Your accent is quite Parisian. Go on—tell me sortir." Amelia gave her a shy, quick smile, then bent her little golden head back over her books. "Sortir is 'to go out'...." Kate turned back to staring out the schoolroom window, tapping her fingers to the wooden sill in time to the murmured words. In truth, she had nearly dozed off for a moment. It was warm in the ...room, with the sunlight from the windows and a small fire in the grate, and her stomach was pleasantly full of an excellent luncheon of venison pie. Amelia's sweet voice was a quiet, rhythmic murmur as she practiced her French verbs.
Christina sat in the corner, silent for the moment, reading a book on Court etiquette. They had spent that morning, before luncheon and the arrival of Amelia, practicing proper curtsies.
"Oh, blast!" Christina had cursed in a most unladylike fashion when she wobbled and fell on her bottom for the third time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Partir is 'to leave.'" "Very good, Amelia. C'est bon," Kate said as the child's soft voice paused hesitantly on the unfamiliar words. "Your accent is quite Parisian. Go on—tell me sortir." Amelia gave her a shy, quick smile, then bent her little golden head back over her books. "Sortir is 'to go out'...." Kate turned back to staring out the schoolroom window, tapping her fingers to the wooden sill in time to the murmured words. In truth, she had nearly dozed off for a moment. It was warm in the ...room, with the sunlight from the windows and a small fire in the grate, and her stomach was pleasantly full of an excellent luncheon of venison pie. Amelia's sweet voice was a quiet, rhythmic murmur as she practiced her French verbs.
Christina sat in the corner, silent for the moment, reading a book on Court etiquette. They had spent that morning, before luncheon and the arrival of Amelia, practicing proper curtsies.
"Oh, blast!" Christina had cursed in a most unladylike fashion when she wobbled and fell on her bottom for the third time.
What to read after Lady Midnight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Mccabe to read onlineMoreLess
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