Love & Folly
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For a shaming moment she thought she might faint.
Owen Davies was beautiful. Why had no one said how beautiful he was? Not above the middle height, he was proportioned like a marble Mercury, but he moved with the grace of some sleek cat of the mountains. He wore Hessians, and his primrose inexpressibles clung to his thighs, moulding the long muscles. The conventional bottle green coat and grey waistcoat did little to tame the wild abandon of the carelessly knotted kerchief he wore in place o...f a cravat. His fair hair hung long and tousled, with just enough curl to tip under where it met his collar, and his mouth was exquisitely carved, mobile and sensitive. Though he affected no jewellery, his agate green eyes glowed with a light of their own.
"Lady Jean Conway," Elizabeth was saying. "My sister." Jean's hand floated up of its own accord. When Mr. Davis touched her fingertips, her arm tingled to the shoulder with electrical warmth.
He bent over her hand, brushing her knuckles with his lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a shaming moment she thought she might faint.
Owen Davies was beautiful. Why had no one said how beautiful he was? Not above the middle height, he was proportioned like a marble Mercury, but he moved with the grace of some sleek cat of the mountains. He wore Hessians, and his primrose inexpressibles clung to his thighs, moulding the long muscles. The conventional bottle green coat and grey waistcoat did little to tame the wild abandon of the carelessly knotted kerchief he wore in place o...f a cravat. His fair hair hung long and tousled, with just enough curl to tip under where it met his collar, and his mouth was exquisitely carved, mobile and sensitive. Though he affected no jewellery, his agate green eyes glowed with a light of their own.
"Lady Jean Conway," Elizabeth was saying. "My sister." Jean's hand floated up of its own accord. When Mr. Davis touched her fingertips, her arm tingled to the shoulder with electrical warmth.
He bent over her hand, brushing her knuckles with his lips.
What to read after Love & Folly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Simonson to read onlineMoreLess
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