Louisa And the Missing Heiress (2011)
Louisa And the Missing Heiress
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replied the count, “and perhaps you too may share in the excitement of those about you. That box belongs to Josephine. . .”
I PAUSED, pen in hand, and scratched out the name. It simply did not suit her. I considered following Shakespeare, knowing that my heroine would be as enticing with whatever name God gave her, until I realized that, surely, no reader would become entranced with the lady’s plight were she named Maud or Jo.
“Josephine won’t do,” I said. “People would be calling her Jo, and t...his woman is most definitely not a Jo. Jo is a homespun name, tomboyish and striving, not given over to frivolity or melodrama. This woman needs a name that is more Italianate, more romantic. Beatrice. Yes, that’s it. . . . And her rival shall be Therese.”
“Nay, not so strange as one may fancy, Arthur,” said his friend, “for it is whispered, and with truth, I fear, that she will bestow the hand so many have sought in vain upon the handsome painter yonder. He is a worthy person, but not a fitting husband for a truehearted woman like Beatrice; he is gay, careless, and fickle, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
replied the count, “and perhaps you too may share in the excitement of those about you. That box belongs to Josephine. . .”
I PAUSED, pen in hand, and scratched out the name. It simply did not suit her. I considered following Shakespeare, knowing that my heroine would be as enticing with whatever name God gave her, until I realized that, surely, no reader would become entranced with the lady’s plight were she named Maud or Jo.
“Josephine won’t do,” I said. “People would be calling her Jo, and t...his woman is most definitely not a Jo. Jo is a homespun name, tomboyish and striving, not given over to frivolity or melodrama. This woman needs a name that is more Italianate, more romantic. Beatrice. Yes, that’s it. . . . And her rival shall be Therese.”
“Nay, not so strange as one may fancy, Arthur,” said his friend, “for it is whispered, and with truth, I fear, that she will bestow the hand so many have sought in vain upon the handsome painter yonder. He is a worthy person, but not a fitting husband for a truehearted woman like Beatrice; he is gay, careless, and fickle, too.
What to read after Louisa And the Missing Heiress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Maclean to read onlineMoreLess
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