The Adept
The Adept
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In the Fifeshire town of Dunfermline, however, the chill mists did little to dampen the spirits of the revelers who had come to attend a full-dress ceilidh and dinner-dance sponsored by the local churches in aid of a new counseling center. In the botanical gardens adjoining Dunfermline Abbey, a series of striped canvas marquees had been erected on the rolling lawns among the glass hothouses. Ablaze from within like so many great Chinese lanterns, the pavilions rang merry with the sounds of mingl...ed music, dancing, and laughter. Adam and Peregrine were numbered among the party of guests invited by Janet and Matthew Fraser. In anticipation of a pleasurable evening of Scottish country dancing, nearly everyone had turned out in full Highland dress. Adam, never one to miss such an opportunity to display his Scottish heritage, wore the red tartan kilt of the Sinclairs with panache, a froth of lace jabot showing at the throat of a doublet that had been his father’s. The sapphire brooch amid the lace had been given his great-grandmother by Queen Victoria: He was greeting his hostess, resplendent in a gown of royal blue, with a silk sash of bright red-and-blue Fraser tartan brooched to the right shoulder and blue ribbons woven through her upswept hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Fifeshire town of Dunfermline, however, the chill mists did little to dampen the spirits of the revelers who had come to attend a full-dress ceilidh and dinner-dance sponsored by the local churches in aid of a new counseling center. In the botanical gardens adjoining Dunfermline Abbey, a series of striped canvas marquees had been erected on the rolling lawns among the glass hothouses. Ablaze from within like so many great Chinese lanterns, the pavilions rang merry with the sounds of mingl...ed music, dancing, and laughter. Adam and Peregrine were numbered among the party of guests invited by Janet and Matthew Fraser. In anticipation of a pleasurable evening of Scottish country dancing, nearly everyone had turned out in full Highland dress. Adam, never one to miss such an opportunity to display his Scottish heritage, wore the red tartan kilt of the Sinclairs with panache, a froth of lace jabot showing at the throat of a doublet that had been his father’s. The sapphire brooch amid the lace had been given his great-grandmother by Queen Victoria: He was greeting his hostess, resplendent in a gown of royal blue, with a silk sash of bright red-and-blue Fraser tartan brooched to the right shoulder and blue ribbons woven through her upswept hair.
What to read after The Adept?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Kurtz to read onlineMoreLess
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