The Diamond Key
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Then came the heat. Last were the screams from the front of Madame Michaela’s dressmaking shop.
“Fire! Fire! Get out!”
“Lawks a’mercy,” came from the mantua-maker herself, her fake French accent melting away with the silks and satins, ribbons and lace, “M’bloody shop! Help!”
Torrie, Lady Victoria Ann Keyes, stood frozen for a moment atop the pedestal in the fitting room where madame’s assistant was measuring her against the sections of already cut green velvet. “Go,” Lady Torrie told the wide-ey...ed young girl. “Tina, is it? Go find out what is happening. Quickly now.”
Tina dropped her pins and her tape and pieces of what was to be Torrie’s new riding habit, and fled the little back room.
The screams grew louder, the smoke thicker. Tina was not coming back, obviously, and Torrie could not wait another second. Unfortunately, she stood on the raised platform in her shift and stockings, while her gown and shoes were on a stool in a corner, obscured now by the billows of black.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then came the heat. Last were the screams from the front of Madame Michaela’s dressmaking shop.
“Fire! Fire! Get out!”
“Lawks a’mercy,” came from the mantua-maker herself, her fake French accent melting away with the silks and satins, ribbons and lace, “M’bloody shop! Help!”
Torrie, Lady Victoria Ann Keyes, stood frozen for a moment atop the pedestal in the fitting room where madame’s assistant was measuring her against the sections of already cut green velvet. “Go,” Lady Torrie told the wide-ey...ed young girl. “Tina, is it? Go find out what is happening. Quickly now.”
Tina dropped her pins and her tape and pieces of what was to be Torrie’s new riding habit, and fled the little back room.
The screams grew louder, the smoke thicker. Tina was not coming back, obviously, and Torrie could not wait another second. Unfortunately, she stood on the raised platform in her shift and stockings, while her gown and shoes were on a stool in a corner, obscured now by the billows of black.
What to read after The Diamond Key?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Metzger to read onlineMoreLess
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