The Cross of Love (2014)
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"What did you say?" "You do have some money," she said excitedly. "That's why I'm here." As he continued to regard her with bewilderment she asked,. "Didn't you wonder what I'm doing here?" "Well - " "Do strange women pop up in your kitchen every day, cooking you breakfast with no questions asked?" "I've never had a kitchen of my own before now," he observed mildly, "so I'm a little vague about the normal procedure. But now you mention it, I suppose it is a little strange." "A little strange?" s...he squealed, indignant at his annoying composure.
"One of the advantages of being a sailor is that you become ready for the unexpected, what ever it may be. Hurricanes, mermaids, beautiful young women springing up through trapdoors - Her Majesty's Navy is ready for anything." "I wish you would be serious," she said severely.
"You're right," he said, nodding. "There are no trapdoors here, and you could hardly have come up through the flagstones could you?" "You - " her lips were twitching, and she hardly knew what to say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What did you say?" "You do have some money," she said excitedly. "That's why I'm here." As he continued to regard her with bewilderment she asked,. "Didn't you wonder what I'm doing here?" "Well - " "Do strange women pop up in your kitchen every day, cooking you breakfast with no questions asked?" "I've never had a kitchen of my own before now," he observed mildly, "so I'm a little vague about the normal procedure. But now you mention it, I suppose it is a little strange." "A little strange?" s...he squealed, indignant at his annoying composure.
"One of the advantages of being a sailor is that you become ready for the unexpected, what ever it may be. Hurricanes, mermaids, beautiful young women springing up through trapdoors - Her Majesty's Navy is ready for anything." "I wish you would be serious," she said severely.
"You're right," he said, nodding. "There are no trapdoors here, and you could hardly have come up through the flagstones could you?" "You - " her lips were twitching, and she hardly knew what to say.
What to read after The Cross 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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