Miranda (1996)
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—Dr. Fordyce’sSermons for Young Women “I hope you’re jesting,” Miranda said. She willed herself not to look at Ian, not to weaken. When he had walked into Lucas’s house a week ago, she had wanted to fling her arms around him, to cover his face with kisses and thank God he had not been killed by the musketeers.
Instead she’d reminded herself of all the unanswered questions Lucas had raised, and she had managed to greet Ian coolly. That alone seemed to win the esteem of Lady Frances, who had t...aken Miranda under her wing.
Like so many of the people Miranda had met in the past week, Frances was an enigma. Her dress and manner were those of the most artful and superficial of merveilleuses, yet Miranda suspected that it was all an act designed to conceal a shrewd and very active mind.
Now her gaze clung to her hostess as she asked again, “They are having us on about fighting a duel, aren’t they?”
“Certainly not.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Dr. Fordyce’sSermons for Young Women “I hope you’re jesting,” Miranda said. She willed herself not to look at Ian, not to weaken. When he had walked into Lucas’s house a week ago, she had wanted to fling her arms around him, to cover his face with kisses and thank God he had not been killed by the musketeers.
Instead she’d reminded herself of all the unanswered questions Lucas had raised, and she had managed to greet Ian coolly. That alone seemed to win the esteem of Lady Frances, who had t...aken Miranda under her wing.
Like so many of the people Miranda had met in the past week, Frances was an enigma. Her dress and manner were those of the most artful and superficial of merveilleuses, yet Miranda suspected that it was all an act designed to conceal a shrewd and very active mind.
Now her gaze clung to her hostess as she asked again, “They are having us on about fighting a duel, aren’t they?”
“Certainly not.”
What to read after Miranda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Wiggs to read onlineMoreLess
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