The Surrender of Miss Fairbourne
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Across the table, Kendale blew smoke back and downed a good gulp of brandy.
“Nothing more than fiddling while Rome burns,” Kendale muttered, interrupting Ambury’s tale. His green eyes shot the angry sparks that so often marked his expression. His free hand raked his dark hair in the habit he had when annoyed, which he seemed to be more often than not these days.
“I think that you should get on your horse and spend the next year riding up and down the coast, making sure we are all safe, Kendale. ...I know that I would sleep better if you did,” Ambury said.
Kendale was not so absorbed that he missed the sarcasm. His glare said that he did not approve of Ambury’s devil-may-care attitude when all indications said the devil did care, and was too busy these days. Kendale was among the overwhelming majority of citizens who believed the French would mount an invasion soon. Ambury was less convinced. Along with Darius, however, both were of like mind that precautions were in order. They all had spent the last four months arranging a system of watches and surveillance on the southeast coast that focused not on spotting a French fleet, but on singular, insidious invasions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Across the table, Kendale blew smoke back and downed a good gulp of brandy.
“Nothing more than fiddling while Rome burns,” Kendale muttered, interrupting Ambury’s tale. His green eyes shot the angry sparks that so often marked his expression. His free hand raked his dark hair in the habit he had when annoyed, which he seemed to be more often than not these days.
“I think that you should get on your horse and spend the next year riding up and down the coast, making sure we are all safe, Kendale. ...I know that I would sleep better if you did,” Ambury said.
Kendale was not so absorbed that he missed the sarcasm. His glare said that he did not approve of Ambury’s devil-may-care attitude when all indications said the devil did care, and was too busy these days. Kendale was among the overwhelming majority of citizens who believed the French would mount an invasion soon. Ambury was less convinced. Along with Darius, however, both were of like mind that precautions were in order. They all had spent the last four months arranging a system of watches and surveillance on the southeast coast that focused not on spotting a French fleet, but on singular, insidious invasions.
What to read after The Surrender of Miss Fairbourne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeline Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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