The Romance
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—COLLEY CIBBER The following day Barry asked Lady Beverley’s permission to go back to the country. Not only was he given permission but Miss Trumble was ordered to go with him.
‘You see,’ said Lady Beverley, giving the governess a gracious smile, ‘it is not as if the girls need further lessons, and I have various household matters at Brookfield which require your attention.’ Miss Trumble thought quickly. She could stand her ground and point out that she had not been employed as a housekeeper. Sh...e knew that Lady Beverley wanted rid of her in case she came between Belinda and Lord St. Clair. Suddenly weary and looking forward to getting out of smoky London, Miss Trumble acquiesced. She was disappointed in Belinda. It was time for the girl to be left to sink or swim. Miss Trumble was heartily sick of the Beverleys and their ongoing schemes and plans to regain Mannerling.
Belinda and Lizzie heard of her imminent departure with mixed feelings. Without their Miss Trumble, the world suddenly seemed an unsafe place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—COLLEY CIBBER The following day Barry asked Lady Beverley’s permission to go back to the country. Not only was he given permission but Miss Trumble was ordered to go with him.
‘You see,’ said Lady Beverley, giving the governess a gracious smile, ‘it is not as if the girls need further lessons, and I have various household matters at Brookfield which require your attention.’ Miss Trumble thought quickly. She could stand her ground and point out that she had not been employed as a housekeeper. Sh...e knew that Lady Beverley wanted rid of her in case she came between Belinda and Lord St. Clair. Suddenly weary and looking forward to getting out of smoky London, Miss Trumble acquiesced. She was disappointed in Belinda. It was time for the girl to be left to sink or swim. Miss Trumble was heartily sick of the Beverleys and their ongoing schemes and plans to regain Mannerling.
Belinda and Lizzie heard of her imminent departure with mixed feelings. Without their Miss Trumble, the world suddenly seemed an unsafe place.
What to read after The Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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