Miss Delacourt Has Her Day
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Graham and Mr. Simmons, who was of an age with Anthony but seemed much younger with his flighty ways and shallow observations. Sadly, her conversation would be limited to him and the dour minister, since speaking across table was highly improper at a formal dinner, even if one were betrothed, albeit somewhat secretly, to the man seated directly opposite. Meanwhile, she would be forced to endure watching as Anthony limited his conversation to the ladies at either side. Lucinda and Lady Derby were... two of a pair; both bore the title of countess, a head of lush blond locks, and an expression of coy defiance.
The fact that Anthony had once been attached in one way or another to each of them, however falsely, did nothing to quicken Ginny’s appetite or her confidence in her own upcoming nuptials. Neither did the initial hurt that had assailed her when Anthony was so eager to hasten her away from this paltry clutch of “high Society.” Even so, that had faded enough to make way for curiosity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Graham and Mr. Simmons, who was of an age with Anthony but seemed much younger with his flighty ways and shallow observations. Sadly, her conversation would be limited to him and the dour minister, since speaking across table was highly improper at a formal dinner, even if one were betrothed, albeit somewhat secretly, to the man seated directly opposite. Meanwhile, she would be forced to endure watching as Anthony limited his conversation to the ladies at either side. Lucinda and Lady Derby were... two of a pair; both bore the title of countess, a head of lush blond locks, and an expression of coy defiance.
The fact that Anthony had once been attached in one way or another to each of them, however falsely, did nothing to quicken Ginny’s appetite or her confidence in her own upcoming nuptials. Neither did the initial hurt that had assailed her when Anthony was so eager to hasten her away from this paltry clutch of “high Society.” Even so, that had faded enough to make way for curiosity.
What to read after Miss Delacourt Has Her Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heidi Ashworth to read onlineMoreLess
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