The Secret Pearl
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He was out for a long and reckless gallop on Hannibal.
He did seriously consider not returning to the house again. There were numerous things to be done on his own land that he had somewhat neglected for the sake of the entertainment of his guests. There were crops to check on and newborn livestock to be viewed. And of course there were always tenants and laborers to talk to, to convince that he was interested in their well-being and concerned about their complaints.
Or he could ride beyond his ...lands. He could spend the morning with Chamberlain. He had scarcely spoken with his friend since his return from London. Visiting guests had a tendency to cut one off from one’s neighbors and usual habits.
But he resisted both temptations. There were two matters of particular importance to be dealt with at home—two equally unpleasant matters.
He came in limping and barking at his valet to get him some decent clothes so that he would not have to go to breakfast smelling like a horse.
“I just hope you didn’t punish poor Hannibal as much as you have punished yourself,”
What to read after The Secret Pearl?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was out for a long and reckless gallop on Hannibal.
He did seriously consider not returning to the house again. There were numerous things to be done on his own land that he had somewhat neglected for the sake of the entertainment of his guests. There were crops to check on and newborn livestock to be viewed. And of course there were always tenants and laborers to talk to, to convince that he was interested in their well-being and concerned about their complaints.
Or he could ride beyond his ...lands. He could spend the morning with Chamberlain. He had scarcely spoken with his friend since his return from London. Visiting guests had a tendency to cut one off from one’s neighbors and usual habits.
But he resisted both temptations. There were two matters of particular importance to be dealt with at home—two equally unpleasant matters.
He came in limping and barking at his valet to get him some decent clothes so that he would not have to go to breakfast smelling like a horse.
“I just hope you didn’t punish poor Hannibal as much as you have punished yourself,”
What to read after The Secret Pearl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Balogh to read onlineMoreLess
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