Lady Thief
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She still had quite a few reservations regarding their intended marriage, and she wanted to be very sure before she tried to help them—which was why she was up and about so early in the morning, and why she was wearing a path on the rug of a private parlor in a small posting house near the manor.
She halted suddenly and faced Meg and Robert. “I think you’re both fools. Even if you had Sir George’s approval, you’re both too young to set up housekeeping.”
Quietly Robert Collins said, “I’m twenty-s...ix, Miss Courtenay—old enough to know my mind.”
“For heaven’s sake, call me Jenny.” She smiled suddenly. “Since you seem bent on becoming my brother-in-law.”
He smiled in return. “Only if you will call me Robert.”
“Very well—Robert—you are twenty-six and Meg is sixteen—”
“Nearly seventeen.” It was Meg, her voice firm.
Jenny nodded. “Seventeen, then. The fact remains, Meg, that you are barely out of the schoolroom. And to marry a man you have just met .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She still had quite a few reservations regarding their intended marriage, and she wanted to be very sure before she tried to help them—which was why she was up and about so early in the morning, and why she was wearing a path on the rug of a private parlor in a small posting house near the manor.
She halted suddenly and faced Meg and Robert. “I think you’re both fools. Even if you had Sir George’s approval, you’re both too young to set up housekeeping.”
Quietly Robert Collins said, “I’m twenty-s...ix, Miss Courtenay—old enough to know my mind.”
“For heaven’s sake, call me Jenny.” She smiled suddenly. “Since you seem bent on becoming my brother-in-law.”
He smiled in return. “Only if you will call me Robert.”
“Very well—Robert—you are twenty-six and Meg is sixteen—”
“Nearly seventeen.” It was Meg, her voice firm.
Jenny nodded. “Seventeen, then. The fact remains, Meg, that you are barely out of the schoolroom. And to marry a man you have just met .
What to read after Lady Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kay Hooper to read onlineMoreLess
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