Murder's Sad Tale (2013)
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Prance had induced Byron to dine with him and brought him along.
Luten’s house boasted a magnificent gold salon that could comfortably hold a hundred. More intimate gatherings met in the less intimidating rose parlor, where gilt and brocade and the brisk winter breezes were at a minimum. It boasted a quiet elegance and was Corinne’s favorite room. A crackling fire took the chill from the air and a glass of excellent port warmed the blood.
“Any luck with Miss Fenwick, Reg?” Luten asked Prance, wh...en they were seated around the grate.
“She proved entirely susceptible to Byron’s persuasions. We have the miniature on loan,” Prance said, pinching back a smirk and handing it to Luten. The portrait was no work of art, but the man’s features were clear enough. His black hair was worn short in the military style. The face might be called handsome but lacked any distinction. It boasted a swarthy complexion, dark eyes, a strong nose and a weak mouth.
“Looks like the hero in a Covent Garden farce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prance had induced Byron to dine with him and brought him along.
Luten’s house boasted a magnificent gold salon that could comfortably hold a hundred. More intimate gatherings met in the less intimidating rose parlor, where gilt and brocade and the brisk winter breezes were at a minimum. It boasted a quiet elegance and was Corinne’s favorite room. A crackling fire took the chill from the air and a glass of excellent port warmed the blood.
“Any luck with Miss Fenwick, Reg?” Luten asked Prance, wh...en they were seated around the grate.
“She proved entirely susceptible to Byron’s persuasions. We have the miniature on loan,” Prance said, pinching back a smirk and handing it to Luten. The portrait was no work of art, but the man’s features were clear enough. His black hair was worn short in the military style. The face might be called handsome but lacked any distinction. It boasted a swarthy complexion, dark eyes, a strong nose and a weak mouth.
“Looks like the hero in a Covent Garden farce.
What to read after Murder's Sad Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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