Sybill
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“How lovely you look.” She chuckled. “Should I say ‘my lady’ to become used to your new title?”
She tried to smile. Kate had been surprisingly helpful during the insanity of the past weeks of trying to plan a wedding. Mrs. Dailey and the seamstress had proved unshakable in their assertion that they needed more than two weeks to ready everything that Lord Foxbridge demanded must be part of the ceremony. The time enabled the staff of Foxbridge Cloister to prepare for a gala wedding. Sybill had tak...en no part in the preparations, for she was kept busy with fittings for the glorious wedding gown Mrs. Stoddard was making for her.
Beyond her bedroom, she played her role to perfection. She smiled when she met Owen in the halls or in the brown gardens where she played with Goldenrod each day. Enduring her betrothed’s kisses and no longer chaste caresses, she pretended she welcomed them. When Mr. Mallory left after his short stay, she had accepted his felicitations with outward sincerity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“How lovely you look.” She chuckled. “Should I say ‘my lady’ to become used to your new title?”
She tried to smile. Kate had been surprisingly helpful during the insanity of the past weeks of trying to plan a wedding. Mrs. Dailey and the seamstress had proved unshakable in their assertion that they needed more than two weeks to ready everything that Lord Foxbridge demanded must be part of the ceremony. The time enabled the staff of Foxbridge Cloister to prepare for a gala wedding. Sybill had tak...en no part in the preparations, for she was kept busy with fittings for the glorious wedding gown Mrs. Stoddard was making for her.
Beyond her bedroom, she played her role to perfection. She smiled when she met Owen in the halls or in the brown gardens where she played with Goldenrod each day. Enduring her betrothed’s kisses and no longer chaste caresses, she pretended she welcomed them. When Mr. Mallory left after his short stay, she had accepted his felicitations with outward sincerity.
What to read after Sybill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Ann Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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