Lovers in London (2011)
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Blossom, who was feeling a little better but still rather hazy.
Lanthia suspected she had been taking more of the laudanum.
It was obvious that she was not thinking of getting up, and from the way she spoke Lanthia considered it most unlikely that she would want anything to eat.
“Is there anything I can do for you?” she asked.
“No, my dear, I am sure I shall feel better by tomorrow,” Mrs. Blossom replied weakly.
It was as if she hoped that by proclaiming her recovery often en...ough it would come true, but her words did not sound very confident.
‘At least,’ Lanthia thought as she left her, ‘I will not have to go home tomorrow, but can remain in London for another day.’ She realised, if she was completely honest, that the reason she wanted to stay was so that she could be with the Marquis again.
Could anything be more exciting than everything that had happened to her so far?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blossom, who was feeling a little better but still rather hazy.
Lanthia suspected she had been taking more of the laudanum.
It was obvious that she was not thinking of getting up, and from the way she spoke Lanthia considered it most unlikely that she would want anything to eat.
“Is there anything I can do for you?” she asked.
“No, my dear, I am sure I shall feel better by tomorrow,” Mrs. Blossom replied weakly.
It was as if she hoped that by proclaiming her recovery often en...ough it would come true, but her words did not sound very confident.
‘At least,’ Lanthia thought as she left her, ‘I will not have to go home tomorrow, but can remain in London for another day.’ She realised, if she was completely honest, that the reason she wanted to stay was so that she could be with the Marquis again.
Could anything be more exciting than everything that had happened to her so far?
What to read after Lovers in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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