Miss Cheney's Charade (1994)
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Emma found respite in stepping away from Sir Peter’s side—as much as the crowd allowed. Even the touch of his hand had an odd effect on her. It disturbed her hard-won calm.
“Oh, look!” she said with relief. “There is Lady Amelia, and she is with Lord Worcester. I do hope they will join us,” Emma declared with more enthusiasm than she had shown at Sir Peter’s invitation to supper.
She drifted across the room to embrace Lady Amelia lightly, then draw her along to an empty table that would hold six.... They were chattering like a flock of magpies so Peter set off to find nourishment.
“Worcester,” Peter said in acknowledgment when they met at the vast table spread with delectables.
Lord Worcester placed a savory on one of the plates in his hand and gave Sir Peter a resigned look. “I suppose you saw my supper partner. Be a good chap and join us.”
“I believe my reluctant partner has already accomplished the matter.” Peter gave his friend a wry grin and glanced over to where Emma sat in animated conversation with Lady Amelia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emma found respite in stepping away from Sir Peter’s side—as much as the crowd allowed. Even the touch of his hand had an odd effect on her. It disturbed her hard-won calm.
“Oh, look!” she said with relief. “There is Lady Amelia, and she is with Lord Worcester. I do hope they will join us,” Emma declared with more enthusiasm than she had shown at Sir Peter’s invitation to supper.
She drifted across the room to embrace Lady Amelia lightly, then draw her along to an empty table that would hold six.... They were chattering like a flock of magpies so Peter set off to find nourishment.
“Worcester,” Peter said in acknowledgment when they met at the vast table spread with delectables.
Lord Worcester placed a savory on one of the plates in his hand and gave Sir Peter a resigned look. “I suppose you saw my supper partner. Be a good chap and join us.”
“I believe my reluctant partner has already accomplished the matter.” Peter gave his friend a wry grin and glanced over to where Emma sat in animated conversation with Lady Amelia.
What to read after Miss Cheney's Charade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Hendrickson to read onlineMoreLess
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