Rebecca's Refusal
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But Louisa's spontaneous words left him with no alternative and he murmured, ‘Delighted.' Mr Willingham, robbed of his chance to escort Rebecca, made his excuses and then left them, for which Rebecca would have been grateful if it had not meant that she had to go in to supper with Joshua.
She had found his heat and passion difficult to cope with. She was finding his coldness far worse.
'I told Rebecca we would see you here,' said Louisa happily. 'I had hoped to see you sooner, but I dare say you... have been busy with the mill.' Joshua responded warmly, and Rebecca was pleased to see that, although his attitude to her was distinctly cool, his manner with Louisa was friendly and unrestrained.
And yet it made her realize that this was yet another feature of his personality which drew her to Joshua - his kindness to those so much weaker than himself.
Her feelings were becoming confused again, she realized. Given that he had offered her his hand for the sake of her reputation she was not sorry she had refused it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Louisa's spontaneous words left him with no alternative and he murmured, ‘Delighted.' Mr Willingham, robbed of his chance to escort Rebecca, made his excuses and then left them, for which Rebecca would have been grateful if it had not meant that she had to go in to supper with Joshua.
She had found his heat and passion difficult to cope with. She was finding his coldness far worse.
'I told Rebecca we would see you here,' said Louisa happily. 'I had hoped to see you sooner, but I dare say you... have been busy with the mill.' Joshua responded warmly, and Rebecca was pleased to see that, although his attitude to her was distinctly cool, his manner with Louisa was friendly and unrestrained.
And yet it made her realize that this was yet another feature of his personality which drew her to Joshua - his kindness to those so much weaker than himself.
Her feelings were becoming confused again, she realized. Given that he had offered her his hand for the sake of her reputation she was not sorry she had refused it.
What to read after Rebecca's Refusal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Grange to read onlineMoreLess
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