The King's Falcon (Roundheads & Cavaliers book 3)
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‘Francis was overjoyed to see him and seemed to think that Ashley would be even more so I imagine they’ll want him to move in here. But that will mean either shifting Jem downstairs or leaving Ashley in my room so Sir Nicholas can have the couch in the dressing-closet. What do you think?’ ‘I think I’ve had enough of sharing a bed with you tossing and turning all night long. So as soon as Ashley can manage the stairs, he can go back to the attic – and they can move the couch up there for their... friend.’ Her mouth curled a little and she said, ‘Sir Nicholas? Dear me. What a superior lodging-house we’re running.’ Later that evening, after Pauline and Francis had left for the theatre, Ashley decided that if he put off speaking to Athenais much longer, he’d never do it at all. Consequently, he said, ‘Nick … do something for me, will you?’ ‘Name it.’ ‘Find Athenais and ask her if she’d kindly spare me a few minutes of her time – at her own convenience, naturally.’ ‘Naturally,’ agreed Nicholas with a grin. And then, ‘She’s a looker, isn’t she?’ ‘Yes. She is.’ For some reason, Nicholas suspected a wealth of meaning lay behind those three short words but it was a meaning that escaped him. Then, as he turned to go, Ashley said, ‘By the way, don’t be surprised if she says no. And don’t press it. Just say that I’d go to her if I could.’ Athenais didn’t say no although Nicholas was fairly sure she was considering it. Instead, she said, ‘How long have the three of you known each other?’ ‘On and off, about five years. But before Scotland, our acquaintance was mostly casual.’ He smiled at her, the warm, frank smile that was his most attractive feature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Francis was overjoyed to see him and seemed to think that Ashley would be even more so I imagine they’ll want him to move in here. But that will mean either shifting Jem downstairs or leaving Ashley in my room so Sir Nicholas can have the couch in the dressing-closet. What do you think?’ ‘I think I’ve had enough of sharing a bed with you tossing and turning all night long. So as soon as Ashley can manage the stairs, he can go back to the attic – and they can move the couch up there for their... friend.’ Her mouth curled a little and she said, ‘Sir Nicholas? Dear me. What a superior lodging-house we’re running.’ Later that evening, after Pauline and Francis had left for the theatre, Ashley decided that if he put off speaking to Athenais much longer, he’d never do it at all. Consequently, he said, ‘Nick … do something for me, will you?’ ‘Name it.’ ‘Find Athenais and ask her if she’d kindly spare me a few minutes of her time – at her own convenience, naturally.’ ‘Naturally,’ agreed Nicholas with a grin. And then, ‘She’s a looker, isn’t she?’ ‘Yes. She is.’ For some reason, Nicholas suspected a wealth of meaning lay behind those three short words but it was a meaning that escaped him. Then, as he turned to go, Ashley said, ‘By the way, don’t be surprised if she says no. And don’t press it. Just say that I’d go to her if I could.’ Athenais didn’t say no although Nicholas was fairly sure she was considering it. Instead, she said, ‘How long have the three of you known each other?’ ‘On and off, about five years. But before Scotland, our acquaintance was mostly casual.’ He smiled at her, the warm, frank smile that was his most attractive feature.
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