The Fugitive Heiress
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Tiffany went every day, often escorted by her brother, and Catheryn thought they seemed to be on excellent terms with each other for once. Though nothing was heard from Sir Horace regarding her fortune, she did receive a curt reply from her aunt, acknowledging receipt of her note, while Lady Dambroke received a more gracious approval of her invitation.
The earl sent Blaze down to Dambroke Park, and over the weekend a spirited bay mare called Psyche came up to town for Catheryn’s use. Tiffany sti...ll accompanied her on morning rides but now seemed to do so more on Catheryn’s account than on her own. They often met Mr. Lawrence. Catheryn found him rather intriguing and had no difficulty understanding Tiffany’s attraction to the man. He was slim, above average in height, and possessed of a boyish face that belied his thirty years. She thought his boots might have been the better for a bit of polish, and he had an irritating habit of pushing his fingers through his thinning, sandy hair, but he knew the trick of charm and displayed flattering interest in every word that dropped from Tiffany’s lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tiffany went every day, often escorted by her brother, and Catheryn thought they seemed to be on excellent terms with each other for once. Though nothing was heard from Sir Horace regarding her fortune, she did receive a curt reply from her aunt, acknowledging receipt of her note, while Lady Dambroke received a more gracious approval of her invitation.
The earl sent Blaze down to Dambroke Park, and over the weekend a spirited bay mare called Psyche came up to town for Catheryn’s use. Tiffany sti...ll accompanied her on morning rides but now seemed to do so more on Catheryn’s account than on her own. They often met Mr. Lawrence. Catheryn found him rather intriguing and had no difficulty understanding Tiffany’s attraction to the man. He was slim, above average in height, and possessed of a boyish face that belied his thirty years. She thought his boots might have been the better for a bit of polish, and he had an irritating habit of pushing his fingers through his thinning, sandy hair, but he knew the trick of charm and displayed flattering interest in every word that dropped from Tiffany’s lips.
What to read after The Fugitive Heiress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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