The Prize
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"Ireland? You think to take me to Ireland?" "I hardly think it," he murmured, "I plan it. Now, do sit down, as I also intend to eat." He held out her chair.
Confusion overcame her. "I am not sure that I understand." "Good God!" he shot. "What is there to understand? I am taking you to Ireland, Miss Hughes, as my guest." She was truly trying to comprehend him. "So I am your prisoner," she managed to say hoarsely.
"I prefer to think of you as a guest." He became serious. "I will not harm you—not e...ven if you are eighteen." "Why?" "It doesn't matter. Now, sit." Virginia had believed her terrible predicament over. She shook her head, refusing to take the offered chair.
"I have no appetite. Is it a ransom that you seek?" "How clever." His smile was cold.
"I have no funds. My inheritance is being sold in bits and pieces as soon as possible, and the proceeds go to the repayment of my father's debts." He shrugged as if he did not care.
Virginia became very alarmed, but managed to breathe slowly, evenly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ireland? You think to take me to Ireland?" "I hardly think it," he murmured, "I plan it. Now, do sit down, as I also intend to eat." He held out her chair.
Confusion overcame her. "I am not sure that I understand." "Good God!" he shot. "What is there to understand? I am taking you to Ireland, Miss Hughes, as my guest." She was truly trying to comprehend him. "So I am your prisoner," she managed to say hoarsely.
"I prefer to think of you as a guest." He became serious. "I will not harm you—not e...ven if you are eighteen." "Why?" "It doesn't matter. Now, sit." Virginia had believed her terrible predicament over. She shook her head, refusing to take the offered chair.
"I have no appetite. Is it a ransom that you seek?" "How clever." His smile was cold.
"I have no funds. My inheritance is being sold in bits and pieces as soon as possible, and the proceeds go to the repayment of my father's debts." He shrugged as if he did not care.
Virginia became very alarmed, but managed to breathe slowly, evenly.
What to read after The Prize?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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