The Dragon's Bride
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The standish and pens were arranged differently. Piles of papers stood around the desk, each with a note on top. She glanced at them and saw one note saying, Further investigation.
What had de Vere found?
She flicked through that short pile but found nothing about smuggling. It contained mostly bills, and she supposed there was no record of payment.
It only took moments to assure herself that there was no hiding place shed overlooked. However, she saw a small wooden box on the desk ...that had been tucked in a drawer for years. She opened it and found it half-full of scraps of paper, even chunks torn out of printed books.
She recognized the old earls scribbled notes. De Vere must be collecting them as he found them. She took them out and flicked through them.
Some were nonsense. Some were clear. Look up nao cha. Some were cryptic. Bats or cats? That is the question. Two pieces made her frown, though.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The standish and pens were arranged differently. Piles of papers stood around the desk, each with a note on top. She glanced at them and saw one note saying, Further investigation.
What had de Vere found?
She flicked through that short pile but found nothing about smuggling. It contained mostly bills, and she supposed there was no record of payment.
It only took moments to assure herself that there was no hiding place shed overlooked. However, she saw a small wooden box on the desk ...that had been tucked in a drawer for years. She opened it and found it half-full of scraps of paper, even chunks torn out of printed books.
She recognized the old earls scribbled notes. De Vere must be collecting them as he found them. She took them out and flicked through them.
Some were nonsense. Some were clear. Look up nao cha. Some were cryptic. Bats or cats? That is the question. Two pieces made her frown, though.
What to read after The Dragon's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Beverley to read onlineMoreLess
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