My Dear Duchess (1979)
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Footmen were dispatched to St. James’s to see if the Queen still meant to hold her reception. The Queen most certainly did and social London braced itself for the ordeal.
The Duke and Duchess, arrayed in court dress, sat patiently in their carriage in the long queue of carriages which stretched from the Queen’s House all the way down through the park. It was a different scene from the one Frederica had looked at earlier in the day. The flaring torches of the outriders blazed dimly in the fog as ...the cream of the top ten thousand waited as patiently as the beggars in the East End waited in the bread line.
Frederica was wearing the regulation court dress of black muslin over an underslip of rose sarcanet and the Duke was attired in black knee breeches and coat and carried his tricorne under his arm. From time to time, he eased his neck in its high starched cravat and cursed the delay.
“What do you call that one?” she enquired.
“This, my dear,” said the Duke, trying to twist his head to look at her, “is a hellish invention which is a cross between the Irish and the Mathematical—two collateral dents and two horizontal ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Footmen were dispatched to St. James’s to see if the Queen still meant to hold her reception. The Queen most certainly did and social London braced itself for the ordeal.
The Duke and Duchess, arrayed in court dress, sat patiently in their carriage in the long queue of carriages which stretched from the Queen’s House all the way down through the park. It was a different scene from the one Frederica had looked at earlier in the day. The flaring torches of the outriders blazed dimly in the fog as ...the cream of the top ten thousand waited as patiently as the beggars in the East End waited in the bread line.
Frederica was wearing the regulation court dress of black muslin over an underslip of rose sarcanet and the Duke was attired in black knee breeches and coat and carried his tricorne under his arm. From time to time, he eased his neck in its high starched cravat and cursed the delay.
“What do you call that one?” she enquired.
“This, my dear,” said the Duke, trying to twist his head to look at her, “is a hellish invention which is a cross between the Irish and the Mathematical—two collateral dents and two horizontal ones.
What to read after My Dear Duchess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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