Moon Flower (Gone-to-Texas Trilogy)
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Lenore had been thoroughly chastised by her parents for accompanying Deborah that afternoon. Georges Beaurivage had made certain Claude and Celine heard about how he had snatched his fiancée from the jaws of social disgrace. As for Rafael and Deborah, their silence at the table told all wordlessly.
After dinner father and son shared cigars and Madeira in the study. Observing Rafael's bleak countenance, Claude took a long pull on his cigar and exhaled, then spoke in measured tones. “I think..., my dear boy, the honeymoon is over. You've made a bad bargain; but, alas, one you must live with. If you get her breeding, she will at least have something to occupy herself with besides creating scandals.” He paused and looked levelly at his son.
“No, she's not pregnant,” Rafael replied with an aggravated sigh. “But I'm certain she soon will be.”
The older man gave a characteristically Gallic snort of derision. “So was I assured with your mother. A lot of good it did me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lenore had been thoroughly chastised by her parents for accompanying Deborah that afternoon. Georges Beaurivage had made certain Claude and Celine heard about how he had snatched his fiancée from the jaws of social disgrace. As for Rafael and Deborah, their silence at the table told all wordlessly.
After dinner father and son shared cigars and Madeira in the study. Observing Rafael's bleak countenance, Claude took a long pull on his cigar and exhaled, then spoke in measured tones. “I think..., my dear boy, the honeymoon is over. You've made a bad bargain; but, alas, one you must live with. If you get her breeding, she will at least have something to occupy herself with besides creating scandals.” He paused and looked levelly at his son.
“No, she's not pregnant,” Rafael replied with an aggravated sigh. “But I'm certain she soon will be.”
The older man gave a characteristically Gallic snort of derision. “So was I assured with your mother. A lot of good it did me.
What to read after Moon Flower (Gone-to-Texas Trilogy)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henke, Shirl to read onlineMoreLess
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