The Second Lady Southvale (2011)
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Low clouds dulled the sky, and sound seemed to travel a long way. Rosalind knew that Lady Eleanor had been right: there would soon be a thunderstorm.
When Annie at last brought the morning tea, she told Rosalind that it was proving very difficult to hire a chaise, because word was out of a famous prizefight taking place that afternoon on Crawley Down, on the Brighton Road, south of London. Such was the interest in the fight, which had had to be arranged at the last moment because such encoun...ters were illegal, and their whereabouts were always kept secret for fear of intervention and arrests by the law, that every available chaise had been snapped up, and so had every livery horse, for it seemed that most of London’s gentlemen would be sallying forth to watch the celebrated encounter. Nothing could be promised until late that evening, and there was nothing for it but to wait until then.
Rosalind hadn’t brought all that much luggage with her, so there was no need for Annie to begin packing until the evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Low clouds dulled the sky, and sound seemed to travel a long way. Rosalind knew that Lady Eleanor had been right: there would soon be a thunderstorm.
When Annie at last brought the morning tea, she told Rosalind that it was proving very difficult to hire a chaise, because word was out of a famous prizefight taking place that afternoon on Crawley Down, on the Brighton Road, south of London. Such was the interest in the fight, which had had to be arranged at the last moment because such encoun...ters were illegal, and their whereabouts were always kept secret for fear of intervention and arrests by the law, that every available chaise had been snapped up, and so had every livery horse, for it seemed that most of London’s gentlemen would be sallying forth to watch the celebrated encounter. Nothing could be promised until late that evening, and there was nothing for it but to wait until then.
Rosalind hadn’t brought all that much luggage with her, so there was no need for Annie to begin packing until the evening.
What to read after The Second Lady Southvale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Heath to read onlineMoreLess
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