The Stolen Bride (2010)
The Stolen Bride
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There was certainly much to fret about—Sophie and Lord Randal, those strange letters, Sir Marius ... And to think she had anticipated a pleasant sojourn in the country. When Jane asked her to check on their invalid, saying she had no faith in Sophie’s supervision, Beth was pleased to have something to take her mind off her problems.
The woman was sitting in her bed, drinking tea, looking much improved. A frilled nightcap covered most of her bandage and her cuts were healing. There was even a lit...tle color in her haggard cheeks.
When Beth introduced herself, the lady smiled. “I understand from the maid that you were the Good Samaritan who brought me here. I must thank you.”
“I could do nothing else. This was, after all, your destination. Do you still not have your memory?”
“I am afraid not,” said the lady with a sigh. “It is a very strange state of affairs. You have no idea ...”
“You must not concern yourself,” said Beth briskly. “In such a large household, you are no great burden.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was certainly much to fret about—Sophie and Lord Randal, those strange letters, Sir Marius ... And to think she had anticipated a pleasant sojourn in the country. When Jane asked her to check on their invalid, saying she had no faith in Sophie’s supervision, Beth was pleased to have something to take her mind off her problems.
The woman was sitting in her bed, drinking tea, looking much improved. A frilled nightcap covered most of her bandage and her cuts were healing. There was even a lit...tle color in her haggard cheeks.
When Beth introduced herself, the lady smiled. “I understand from the maid that you were the Good Samaritan who brought me here. I must thank you.”
“I could do nothing else. This was, after all, your destination. Do you still not have your memory?”
“I am afraid not,” said the lady with a sigh. “It is a very strange state of affairs. You have no idea ...”
“You must not concern yourself,” said Beth briskly. “In such a large household, you are no great burden.”
What to read after The Stolen Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Beverley to read onlineMoreLess
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