The Maiden's Hand (2009)
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asked a gentle, accented voice.Lark blinked at the fuzzy shape looming over her. She swallowed past the dryness in her throat. She felt the billowing softness of a downy mattress beneath her, the comforting weight of a counterpane covering her. Inhaling, she smelled the pungence of dried flowers. She blinked again and the shape resolved itself into a beaming, round-faced woman with vivid green eyes.Lady Juliana, Oliver’s stepmother.“Known…what?” Lark asked.With deft hands, Juliana held Lark’s he...ad and pressed a cup to her lips. As she took a sip of the broth, Juliana said, “About the babe. How long have you known?”Lark nearly choked on the drink, and Juliana took the cup away. “Babe?” Lark managed to gasp.“Ah, you poor child. I thought you knew. I suspected it the moment I saw you.”Lark’s hand slipped down to her midsection. It was as flat as unleavened bread. “How?”Juliana smiled. “I daresay I have an eye for such things. There is a pallor, and a sort of dreamy wistfulness in the face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
asked a gentle, accented voice.Lark blinked at the fuzzy shape looming over her. She swallowed past the dryness in her throat. She felt the billowing softness of a downy mattress beneath her, the comforting weight of a counterpane covering her. Inhaling, she smelled the pungence of dried flowers. She blinked again and the shape resolved itself into a beaming, round-faced woman with vivid green eyes.Lady Juliana, Oliver’s stepmother.“Known…what?” Lark asked.With deft hands, Juliana held Lark’s he...ad and pressed a cup to her lips. As she took a sip of the broth, Juliana said, “About the babe. How long have you known?”Lark nearly choked on the drink, and Juliana took the cup away. “Babe?” Lark managed to gasp.“Ah, you poor child. I thought you knew. I suspected it the moment I saw you.”Lark’s hand slipped down to her midsection. It was as flat as unleavened bread. “How?”Juliana smiled. “I daresay I have an eye for such things. There is a pallor, and a sort of dreamy wistfulness in the face.
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