The Luck of the Devil
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She finally understood why the fans in the pit felt entitled to throw rotten fruit on the stage. The hero in every other romantic melodrama was dark and brooding or golden and godlike. Hers was a skinny youth with flaming red hair and ears that would make a jackrabbit blush. Heywood Jeffers just could not be anyone's beau ideal, he hardly shaved yet and his nose had a decided sideward tilt.
The nose, she was quickly informed by an enthusiastic Suzannah making the introductions, was thanks to St.... Dillon, at whose name Woody's face lost all color, except for the freckles. The youngster gallantly added that his prospective brother-in-law had the handiest pair of fives he'd ever seen. Rowanne decided the boy's brainbox was too small to hold a grudge, and immediately concluded that, instead of the strong champion needed to keep Suzannah from her wilder excesses, she had another good-natured noddy on her hands—wearing baggy yellow Cossack trousers.
Emonda was tearfully thrilled that someone else was taking responsibility for Suzannah, and Aunt Cora declared she hadn't had this much fun in years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She finally understood why the fans in the pit felt entitled to throw rotten fruit on the stage. The hero in every other romantic melodrama was dark and brooding or golden and godlike. Hers was a skinny youth with flaming red hair and ears that would make a jackrabbit blush. Heywood Jeffers just could not be anyone's beau ideal, he hardly shaved yet and his nose had a decided sideward tilt.
The nose, she was quickly informed by an enthusiastic Suzannah making the introductions, was thanks to St.... Dillon, at whose name Woody's face lost all color, except for the freckles. The youngster gallantly added that his prospective brother-in-law had the handiest pair of fives he'd ever seen. Rowanne decided the boy's brainbox was too small to hold a grudge, and immediately concluded that, instead of the strong champion needed to keep Suzannah from her wilder excesses, she had another good-natured noddy on her hands—wearing baggy yellow Cossack trousers.
Emonda was tearfully thrilled that someone else was taking responsibility for Suzannah, and Aunt Cora declared she hadn't had this much fun in years.
What to read after The Luck of the Devil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Metzger to read onlineMoreLess
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