The Hunger
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Beatrix murmured, opening her eyes. The old man was standing over her. And he had a strange young man standing behind him.“You have not been taking care of yourself, my lady,” Symington admonished.She shook her head, pushing her hair out of her eyes. “It doesn’t matter.”Symington picked up the half-empty bottle of laudanum from her night table and pocketed it. “Well, you must pay attention now,” he said sharply, in tones remarkably unlike a servant. “Rivers here is applying for a post as a new f...ootman, and you must interview him. Privately.” He pushed the fresh-faced young man forward.“Sorry to come to you so informal, your ladyship, but Symington here said you wouldn’t like me wearing a cravat.”Beatrix blinked. He wasn’t wearing a cravat. She could see the blood beating in his throat at his open collar. “What I need is more laudanum, Symington,” she threatened.“Later perhaps,” he said calmly. “But now it is time to do your duty.” He turned to the door, leaving the nervous applicant shifting from foot to foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beatrix murmured, opening her eyes. The old man was standing over her. And he had a strange young man standing behind him.“You have not been taking care of yourself, my lady,” Symington admonished.She shook her head, pushing her hair out of her eyes. “It doesn’t matter.”Symington picked up the half-empty bottle of laudanum from her night table and pocketed it. “Well, you must pay attention now,” he said sharply, in tones remarkably unlike a servant. “Rivers here is applying for a post as a new f...ootman, and you must interview him. Privately.” He pushed the fresh-faced young man forward.“Sorry to come to you so informal, your ladyship, but Symington here said you wouldn’t like me wearing a cravat.”Beatrix blinked. He wasn’t wearing a cravat. She could see the blood beating in his throat at his open collar. “What I need is more laudanum, Symington,” she threatened.“Later perhaps,” he said calmly. “But now it is time to do your duty.” He turned to the door, leaving the nervous applicant shifting from foot to foot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Squires to read onlineMoreLess
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