Sins of Omission
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Frances felt a little less panicked when she saw Luke’s sheepish smile as he quietly entered the room. Gone were the wig and the elaborate suit of clothes which Luke had been wearing earlier. Luke’s face was scrubbed clean of powder, and his natural hair was thick and wavy with a stubborn forelock that kept falling into his eyes. He was wearing breeches and a shirt that was open at the throat to reveal a mat of curly hair. His stockinged feet made no sound on the wooden floor as he slipped i...nto the room and gave Frances a conspiratory smile as he set down his candle.
Frances held her breath as Luke turned the key in the lock before slowly approaching the bed. Now that he was here, she was glad that she had worn her prettiest nightdress and had brushed out her hair and arranged it artfully around her shoulders. Some women wore rouge on their cheeks and lips, but Frances didn’t need any; her lips and cheeks were rosy enough, especially now since she was blushing. Sabine said that her former mistress even put rouge on her nipples before her lover arrived, but Frances thought that was just silly. She suddenly remembered how Lionel forced her to use belladonna drops in her eyes to make them look wide and guileless, but pushed the memory away, annoyed with herself for allowing Lionel to violate even this private moment. It would take her a long time to forget him, but she would be damned if she allowed him to ruin every good thing in her life. “May I join you?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frances felt a little less panicked when she saw Luke’s sheepish smile as he quietly entered the room. Gone were the wig and the elaborate suit of clothes which Luke had been wearing earlier. Luke’s face was scrubbed clean of powder, and his natural hair was thick and wavy with a stubborn forelock that kept falling into his eyes. He was wearing breeches and a shirt that was open at the throat to reveal a mat of curly hair. His stockinged feet made no sound on the wooden floor as he slipped i...nto the room and gave Frances a conspiratory smile as he set down his candle.
Frances held her breath as Luke turned the key in the lock before slowly approaching the bed. Now that he was here, she was glad that she had worn her prettiest nightdress and had brushed out her hair and arranged it artfully around her shoulders. Some women wore rouge on their cheeks and lips, but Frances didn’t need any; her lips and cheeks were rosy enough, especially now since she was blushing. Sabine said that her former mistress even put rouge on her nipples before her lover arrived, but Frances thought that was just silly. She suddenly remembered how Lionel forced her to use belladonna drops in her eyes to make them look wide and guileless, but pushed the memory away, annoyed with herself for allowing Lionel to violate even this private moment. It would take her a long time to forget him, but she would be damned if she allowed him to ruin every good thing in her life. “May I join you?”
What to read after Sins of Omission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irina Shapiro to read onlineMoreLess
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