Smuggler's Lady (2014)
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She had quite forgotten, in the general disturbance of the evening, to ask the Abbots for a place in their carriage. Now she found, to her dismay, that they had been gone a half-hour since. The company in the ballroom was quite depleted, and Merrie was faced with the humiliating prospect of presenting her predicament to Patience.
“My dear Meredith.” Patience bustled over to her. “What excitement!” She fanned herself busily, plump, beringed fingers curling around the ivory sticks. “Such attention... as he paid you. Quite unlooked for! ”
“Quite,” Meredith agreed drily, then, seeing the flash of surprise in Lady Barrat’s eyes, moderated her tone. “It was a mere kindness on his part, Patience,” she fluttered, dropping her gaze, playing with her fan with a fair assumption of embarrassment. “He happened to meet Rob yesterday and was kind enough to say that he found the young scapegrace quite engaging.” It was half true, at least!
“Oh, I see.” Patience was clearly relieved at such a simple explanation for an extraordinary circumstance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had quite forgotten, in the general disturbance of the evening, to ask the Abbots for a place in their carriage. Now she found, to her dismay, that they had been gone a half-hour since. The company in the ballroom was quite depleted, and Merrie was faced with the humiliating prospect of presenting her predicament to Patience.
“My dear Meredith.” Patience bustled over to her. “What excitement!” She fanned herself busily, plump, beringed fingers curling around the ivory sticks. “Such attention... as he paid you. Quite unlooked for! ”
“Quite,” Meredith agreed drily, then, seeing the flash of surprise in Lady Barrat’s eyes, moderated her tone. “It was a mere kindness on his part, Patience,” she fluttered, dropping her gaze, playing with her fan with a fair assumption of embarrassment. “He happened to meet Rob yesterday and was kind enough to say that he found the young scapegrace quite engaging.” It was half true, at least!
“Oh, I see.” Patience was clearly relieved at such a simple explanation for an extraordinary circumstance.
What to read after Smuggler's Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Feather to read onlineMoreLess
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