The Castle of Love (2014)
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Jacina sat hunched in a chair, a blanket round her shoulders. Her boots and stockings lay drying on the hearth. She was clutching a mug of hot milk, from which she now and then took a small sip. Her voice was tremulous as she told her tale.
Sarah listened in grim silence.
When Jacina had finished, the old woman turned her head and stared into the coals. Her face was sombre in the glow.
"I knew it from the first," she said at last.
"You – you did?" stammered Jacina.
Sarah look...ed at her. "Oh, I didn't know exactly what was going on. Mercy, no, but when the Earl brought Miss Felice up here to meet me, I thought at once she had the look of a minx on her." Sarah mused for a moment before continuing.
"They say suffering makes the heart soften, but it seems to have had the opposite effect on Miss Felice Delisle. And it must be that Fronard, leading her astray." Jacina was staring at Sarah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jacina sat hunched in a chair, a blanket round her shoulders. Her boots and stockings lay drying on the hearth. She was clutching a mug of hot milk, from which she now and then took a small sip. Her voice was tremulous as she told her tale.
Sarah listened in grim silence.
When Jacina had finished, the old woman turned her head and stared into the coals. Her face was sombre in the glow.
"I knew it from the first," she said at last.
"You – you did?" stammered Jacina.
Sarah look...ed at her. "Oh, I didn't know exactly what was going on. Mercy, no, but when the Earl brought Miss Felice up here to meet me, I thought at once she had the look of a minx on her." Sarah mused for a moment before continuing.
"They say suffering makes the heart soften, but it seems to have had the opposite effect on Miss Felice Delisle. And it must be that Fronard, leading her astray." Jacina was staring at Sarah.
What to read after The Castle of Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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