Loving Lord Ash
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Fluff, perhaps thinking the bath was for him, scrambled to his feet and fled, tail between his legs, to hide behind Jess’s skirts.Kit laughed. “I thought he liked the water.”“He does. He just doesn’t like baths.”Fluff whined and peered around her as a procession of housemaids filled the tub.“He’ll have to have one, you know. I thought he might go in after we’re done.”Mrs. Watson’s eyes snapped from supervising the tub filling to stare horrified at Kit. “My lord, you can’t give that animal a bath... up here! Think of the carpet.”“Oh, yes, quite right. The carpet. But what about the dog, Mrs. Watson? You may not have noticed, but he smells.”Mrs. Watson wrinkled her nose. “Yes, I’m afraid he does.” She gestured to the taller of the two footmen who were still in the room, waiting for the housemaids to stop filing through the door with their water pitchers. “Perhaps Richard could bathe him. He was able to get Shakespeare clean.”Richard did not look thrilled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fluff, perhaps thinking the bath was for him, scrambled to his feet and fled, tail between his legs, to hide behind Jess’s skirts.Kit laughed. “I thought he liked the water.”“He does. He just doesn’t like baths.”Fluff whined and peered around her as a procession of housemaids filled the tub.“He’ll have to have one, you know. I thought he might go in after we’re done.”Mrs. Watson’s eyes snapped from supervising the tub filling to stare horrified at Kit. “My lord, you can’t give that animal a bath... up here! Think of the carpet.”“Oh, yes, quite right. The carpet. But what about the dog, Mrs. Watson? You may not have noticed, but he smells.”Mrs. Watson wrinkled her nose. “Yes, I’m afraid he does.” She gestured to the taller of the two footmen who were still in the room, waiting for the housemaids to stop filing through the door with their water pitchers. “Perhaps Richard could bathe him. He was able to get Shakespeare clean.”Richard did not look thrilled.
What to read after Loving Lord Ash?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sally Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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