Shirley Kerr
Shirley Kerr
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Alistair didn’t look up from the betting book he was perusing at White’s. “Good morning, Father. Bit early for you to be up and out, isn’t it?”
“Could say the same for you.” Penrith pulled out a chair at the table and sat down beside Alistair. “Stars were bright and twinkly last night, just the way you like them. Thought they’d keep you up until dawn. Or were you concentrating your efforts on other celestial bodies, eh?” He gave Alistair a playful elbow to the ribs.
Alistair closed the book, his... finger marking his spot, and gave his attention to his father. The morning light streaming through the club’s big bow windows showed every line of dissipation on the older man’s face, and revealed there was far more gray than brown in his hair these days. Years of heavy drinking and late nights kept his blue eyes perpetually bloodshot.
“How I spend my nights is of no concern to you. What brings you here so early?”
Penrith grunted. “Couldn’t take any more. Seems the old man likes that filly you picked, despite her father being a mere baron.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alistair didn’t look up from the betting book he was perusing at White’s. “Good morning, Father. Bit early for you to be up and out, isn’t it?”
“Could say the same for you.” Penrith pulled out a chair at the table and sat down beside Alistair. “Stars were bright and twinkly last night, just the way you like them. Thought they’d keep you up until dawn. Or were you concentrating your efforts on other celestial bodies, eh?” He gave Alistair a playful elbow to the ribs.
Alistair closed the book, his... finger marking his spot, and gave his attention to his father. The morning light streaming through the club’s big bow windows showed every line of dissipation on the older man’s face, and revealed there was far more gray than brown in his hair these days. Years of heavy drinking and late nights kept his blue eyes perpetually bloodshot.
“How I spend my nights is of no concern to you. What brings you here so early?”
Penrith grunted. “Couldn’t take any more. Seems the old man likes that filly you picked, despite her father being a mere baron.”
What to read after Shirley Kerr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Confessions of a Viscount to read onlineMoreLess
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