The Irish Duke
The Irish Duke
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Louisa kept a polite smile on her face.
“No one would guess you and Georgy were sisters; there is no family resemblance.” Elizabeth Russell was her half-brother William’s wife. The couple had spent the last few years abroad and had just returned to England. “She’s rather plump and plain.”
“I think Georgy is beautiful, and she doesn’t say unkind things about people.”
“She’s twenty . . . on the marriage market over a year, and still no prospects?”
“Nineteen.” For another fortnight. “Georgy hasn’t ...made her debut yet. Grandfather Gordon died and our mourning postponed her coming out. We are making our debut together in the autumn.”
“Your mother is very shrewd to pair you up. She knows that all eyes will be on you and no one will notice your sister’s shortcomings.”
Louisa was fuming and fought the urge to shove Elizabeth on her narrow arse. She hoped her visit would be a short one. “I hear you have bought a townhouse in London.”
“Yes, we chose a house in Cavendish Square.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louisa kept a polite smile on her face.
“No one would guess you and Georgy were sisters; there is no family resemblance.” Elizabeth Russell was her half-brother William’s wife. The couple had spent the last few years abroad and had just returned to England. “She’s rather plump and plain.”
“I think Georgy is beautiful, and she doesn’t say unkind things about people.”
“She’s twenty . . . on the marriage market over a year, and still no prospects?”
“Nineteen.” For another fortnight. “Georgy hasn’t ...made her debut yet. Grandfather Gordon died and our mourning postponed her coming out. We are making our debut together in the autumn.”
“Your mother is very shrewd to pair you up. She knows that all eyes will be on you and no one will notice your sister’s shortcomings.”
Louisa was fuming and fought the urge to shove Elizabeth on her narrow arse. She hoped her visit would be a short one. “I hear you have bought a townhouse in London.”
“Yes, we chose a house in Cavendish Square.
What to read after The Irish Duke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henley, Virginia to read onlineMoreLess
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