Lilly Blossoms (Lessons in Submission book 3)
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Though it would have been far more practical to continue crawling forward, she backed out, shook a few twigs from her skirt and walked back to the street. She walked up the pavement, pausing a moment to look up at the house. She could see someone walking across the hall but the etched glass of the door hid any features. Were the girls in classes? What sort of classes did they take? Who were their teachers? Remembering Lord Carrington addressing the woman who seen them out as 'Nanny Margaret', sh...e wondered why he hadn't mentioned that one, if not more, of the women who lived there had children. Why would a husband not wish to live with his wife and child? These were questions to which she had no answers. Shrugging, she knew that if she asked, Lord Carrington would answer if he could. She continued her walk until she reached the garden. With a smile, she corrected herself. Miss Summers had called it her garden. Kneeling, she began to work, tugging weeds from the earth beneath the rose bushes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though it would have been far more practical to continue crawling forward, she backed out, shook a few twigs from her skirt and walked back to the street. She walked up the pavement, pausing a moment to look up at the house. She could see someone walking across the hall but the etched glass of the door hid any features. Were the girls in classes? What sort of classes did they take? Who were their teachers? Remembering Lord Carrington addressing the woman who seen them out as 'Nanny Margaret', sh...e wondered why he hadn't mentioned that one, if not more, of the women who lived there had children. Why would a husband not wish to live with his wife and child? These were questions to which she had no answers. Shrugging, she knew that if she asked, Lord Carrington would answer if he could. She continued her walk until she reached the garden. With a smile, she corrected herself. Miss Summers had called it her garden. Kneeling, she began to work, tugging weeds from the earth beneath the rose bushes.
What to read after Lilly Blossoms (Lessons in Submission book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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