Pursuing Lord Pascal
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After what felt like a long time, she turned to him. “I was eighteen when I married Sir Wilfred Mowbray.”
“And long over your tendre for that popinjay Gervaise Dacre.”
Pascal hoped his gentle teasing would ease her strain. This sharing of confidences was a devilish uncomfortable pastime.
“Oh, that was ancient history by then.”
“Did you love your husband?”
She still stared at the ponds, silvery in the fading light. “I loved his herd of Hereford cattle.”
Pascal gave a low laugh. “Is that why you m...arried him?”
“That’s what I tell people.” She fiddled with the yellow ribbons tying her pretty straw bonnet under her pointed chin. Amy wasn’t a fidgety woman. It was one of the many things he liked about her. But he didn’t need the evidence of her restlessness to see that she hated speaking of her marriage.
Was he cruel to make her continue? Satisfying idle curiosity?
Except he was desperate to understand her, which to his shame, was something he’d rarely said about a lover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After what felt like a long time, she turned to him. “I was eighteen when I married Sir Wilfred Mowbray.”
“And long over your tendre for that popinjay Gervaise Dacre.”
Pascal hoped his gentle teasing would ease her strain. This sharing of confidences was a devilish uncomfortable pastime.
“Oh, that was ancient history by then.”
“Did you love your husband?”
She still stared at the ponds, silvery in the fading light. “I loved his herd of Hereford cattle.”
Pascal gave a low laugh. “Is that why you m...arried him?”
“That’s what I tell people.” She fiddled with the yellow ribbons tying her pretty straw bonnet under her pointed chin. Amy wasn’t a fidgety woman. It was one of the many things he liked about her. But he didn’t need the evidence of her restlessness to see that she hated speaking of her marriage.
Was he cruel to make her continue? Satisfying idle curiosity?
Except he was desperate to understand her, which to his shame, was something he’d rarely said about a lover.
What to read after Pursuing Lord Pascal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 2 years ago
No self-respecting lord will settle for somebody else’s leftover -So let’s not waste our time on widows.
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