The Chocolate Debutante
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Bertha rattled on. “Faith, he is a handsome creature.” “I… I met Lord Dangerfield.” “That must have been this age. He does not usually attend the Season.” “I met him when I journeyed to my sister’s to collect Susan.” Bertha’s eyes widened. “Tell me.” “There is nothing much to tell. I had booked a private parlor in a posting house to break my journey and, by some mistake, the same parlor had also been reserved for Lord Dangerfield. We ended up having dinner together.” “But this is wonderful...! How romantic! How suitable for your Susan.” “He is a trifle old for Susan.” “Stuff. It never matters what age the gentleman is. A lady may be past any thought of marriage at his age. That is another matter.” There was a looking-glass behind Bertha. Harriet’s reflection stared back at her, a dowdy, unmarriageable spinster. For one brief, mad moment when Bertha had exclaimed “How romantic,” Harriet had thought that Bertha meant romantic for her, Harriet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bertha rattled on. “Faith, he is a handsome creature.” “I… I met Lord Dangerfield.” “That must have been this age. He does not usually attend the Season.” “I met him when I journeyed to my sister’s to collect Susan.” Bertha’s eyes widened. “Tell me.” “There is nothing much to tell. I had booked a private parlor in a posting house to break my journey and, by some mistake, the same parlor had also been reserved for Lord Dangerfield. We ended up having dinner together.” “But this is wonderful...! How romantic! How suitable for your Susan.” “He is a trifle old for Susan.” “Stuff. It never matters what age the gentleman is. A lady may be past any thought of marriage at his age. That is another matter.” There was a looking-glass behind Bertha. Harriet’s reflection stared back at her, a dowdy, unmarriageable spinster. For one brief, mad moment when Bertha had exclaimed “How romantic,” Harriet had thought that Bertha meant romantic for her, Harriet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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