The Marquess
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At this hour of the day nothing stronger than coffee sat on the table before him. His companion occasionally rattled his newspaper as he perused it, but the lieutenant didn’t take the hint. He sipped at his coffee, kept a close eye on arrivals, and continued his monologue.
“I mean to find her, Martin. I thought one of you would look after her. I can’t believe you lazy louts went about your own business and let her disappear like that. I should never have stayed in Vienna so long. Damn it all, if... it hadn’t been for that bloody cannonball …”
“The bloody cannonball could have killed you, but it didn’t. It could have crippled you, but it didn’t. All it did was give you an excuse for lingering with a certain well-endowed countess in Vienna until you perfected your waltz. Don’t give me that faradiddle, Reardon.
If you’d had any concern for the girl, you would have written.”
Reardon glared at the slightly balding man in the booth across from him. “You’re a fine one to speak, Martin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this hour of the day nothing stronger than coffee sat on the table before him. His companion occasionally rattled his newspaper as he perused it, but the lieutenant didn’t take the hint. He sipped at his coffee, kept a close eye on arrivals, and continued his monologue.
“I mean to find her, Martin. I thought one of you would look after her. I can’t believe you lazy louts went about your own business and let her disappear like that. I should never have stayed in Vienna so long. Damn it all, if... it hadn’t been for that bloody cannonball …”
“The bloody cannonball could have killed you, but it didn’t. It could have crippled you, but it didn’t. All it did was give you an excuse for lingering with a certain well-endowed countess in Vienna until you perfected your waltz. Don’t give me that faradiddle, Reardon.
If you’d had any concern for the girl, you would have written.”
Reardon glared at the slightly balding man in the booth across from him. “You’re a fine one to speak, Martin.
What to read after The Marquess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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