Lucy And Her Scottish Laird
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“Ach, she has not yet come ’round, Miss?”
Lucy shook her head sadly. Not only had she not come ’round, but she was not to be moved.
Hopefully, Arden would heal quickly and return to her normal cantankerous self. But Lucy could see her aunt’s recovery was going to take some time, and there was nothing anyone could do about it. Except set her mind to enjoying Craigmuir Castle. She wondered if there really was a ghost here.
“Aileen, have you ever seen the castle ghost?”
“Oh, aye, Mi...ss!”
“You have?” Lucy’s heart pounded a little faster. “Where? What happened?”
“’Twas late one night last spring, and I was taking warm milk up to the duchess. Everyone was abed, but Her Grace could not sleep.”
“What happened?”
“I walked through the great hall and there she was – just a bluey, filmy shadow, like smoke.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Ach, she has not yet come ’round, Miss?”
Lucy shook her head sadly. Not only had she not come ’round, but she was not to be moved.
Hopefully, Arden would heal quickly and return to her normal cantankerous self. But Lucy could see her aunt’s recovery was going to take some time, and there was nothing anyone could do about it. Except set her mind to enjoying Craigmuir Castle. She wondered if there really was a ghost here.
“Aileen, have you ever seen the castle ghost?”
“Oh, aye, Mi...ss!”
“You have?” Lucy’s heart pounded a little faster. “Where? What happened?”
“’Twas late one night last spring, and I was taking warm milk up to the duchess. Everyone was abed, but Her Grace could not sleep.”
“What happened?”
“I walked through the great hall and there she was – just a bluey, filmy shadow, like smoke.”
What to read after Lucy And Her Scottish Laird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margo Maguire to read onlineMoreLess
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