The Mammoth book of Regency Romance
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When Lady Harleigh finished, her face lit. She gasped with delight. “I cannot believe this! Do you think he’s going to propose?”
“It is possible,” Julia replied cautiously.
Squeals of excitement issued from Julia’s aunt and cousins who had all gathered for tea. “Lord Melton is the catch of the season,” declared Aunt Elizabeth, who appeared to be in the same state of elation as her sister.
“An earl!” cried giddy cousin Lydia. “You will be a countess! It’s almost too good to be true. R...ead it to us.”
Julia took the note from her mother and read aloud, “‘Dear Miss Winslow, if it’s convenient, I would like to call upon you this afternoon at 4 p.m. on a matter of some importance. Melton.’” She regarded the assembled ladies. “So what do you think?”
“What else except a marriage proposal could be a matter of ‘some importance’?” Julia’s mother dropped into a rosewood armchair and began to fan herself with her inlaid ivory fan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Lady Harleigh finished, her face lit. She gasped with delight. “I cannot believe this! Do you think he’s going to propose?”
“It is possible,” Julia replied cautiously.
Squeals of excitement issued from Julia’s aunt and cousins who had all gathered for tea. “Lord Melton is the catch of the season,” declared Aunt Elizabeth, who appeared to be in the same state of elation as her sister.
“An earl!” cried giddy cousin Lydia. “You will be a countess! It’s almost too good to be true. R...ead it to us.”
Julia took the note from her mother and read aloud, “‘Dear Miss Winslow, if it’s convenient, I would like to call upon you this afternoon at 4 p.m. on a matter of some importance. Melton.’” She regarded the assembled ladies. “So what do you think?”
“What else except a marriage proposal could be a matter of ‘some importance’?” Julia’s mother dropped into a rosewood armchair and began to fan herself with her inlaid ivory fan.
What to read after The Mammoth book of Regency Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Linden to read onlineMoreLess
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