The Glittering Lights (Bantam Series No. 12)
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But she had been already very tired when she went to bed, and the shock of what occurred later naturally had taken its toll of her strength.Instead therefore of lying awake as she had expected, fearful and apprehensive, she had slept dreamlessly until she was awakened by a knock at the door.For one second her fears came flooding back over her, and then she realised that day-light was coming through the sides of the curtains.“Are you awake, Sandra?” she heard the Duke ask softly.She got out of be...d and picked up the silk counterpane in which he had wrapped her the night before. She put it once again round her shoulders and going to the door unlocked it.He was standing in the Sitting-Room fully dressed and wearing riding-breeches.“It is half past six.”She smiled at him and he wondered how many other women of his acquaintance would have been quite unselfconscious about their looks at that hour of the morning.Cassandra’s red hair was tumbled; her eyes were still sleepy; and there was a faint flush on her cheeks.“I have looked into your bed-room,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But she had been already very tired when she went to bed, and the shock of what occurred later naturally had taken its toll of her strength.Instead therefore of lying awake as she had expected, fearful and apprehensive, she had slept dreamlessly until she was awakened by a knock at the door.For one second her fears came flooding back over her, and then she realised that day-light was coming through the sides of the curtains.“Are you awake, Sandra?” she heard the Duke ask softly.She got out of be...d and picked up the silk counterpane in which he had wrapped her the night before. She put it once again round her shoulders and going to the door unlocked it.He was standing in the Sitting-Room fully dressed and wearing riding-breeches.“It is half past six.”She smiled at him and he wondered how many other women of his acquaintance would have been quite unselfconscious about their looks at that hour of the morning.Cassandra’s red hair was tumbled; her eyes were still sleepy; and there was a faint flush on her cheeks.“I have looked into your bed-room,”
What to read after The Glittering Lights (Bantam Series No. 12)?
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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