The Great Christmas Ball (1993)
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Gordon went to the table near the blazing grate, poured, and handed the glasses around.
“Cheers and all that,” he said, and crouched on the very edge of his chair, leaning toward Costain, who rested more comfortably on the sofa beside Cathy. Gordon’s eyes gleamed with eagerness.
Costain was tired after a hard day’s work and an evening of dancing. He settled in to enjoy the blazing hearth and the wine. The Lymans were obviously delighted with the vicarious excitement of it all. He could not see t...hat they were in any real danger, and went along with it as if it were a game.
“What have you discovered, Gordon?” he asked.
“By the living jingo, Costain, you hit it on the head when you fingered Mrs. Leonard. She is in it up to her pretty neck. She is thick as thieves with every Frenchie in town.”
“Indeed!”
“Yes, sir, a French modiste makes her gowns. That is Madame Marchand. A French milliner does her bonnets—Mademoiselle Dutroit, whose shop is right next door to Madame Marchand’s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gordon went to the table near the blazing grate, poured, and handed the glasses around.
“Cheers and all that,” he said, and crouched on the very edge of his chair, leaning toward Costain, who rested more comfortably on the sofa beside Cathy. Gordon’s eyes gleamed with eagerness.
Costain was tired after a hard day’s work and an evening of dancing. He settled in to enjoy the blazing hearth and the wine. The Lymans were obviously delighted with the vicarious excitement of it all. He could not see t...hat they were in any real danger, and went along with it as if it were a game.
“What have you discovered, Gordon?” he asked.
“By the living jingo, Costain, you hit it on the head when you fingered Mrs. Leonard. She is in it up to her pretty neck. She is thick as thieves with every Frenchie in town.”
“Indeed!”
“Yes, sir, a French modiste makes her gowns. That is Madame Marchand. A French milliner does her bonnets—Mademoiselle Dutroit, whose shop is right next door to Madame Marchand’s.
What to read after The Great Christmas Ball?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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