The Switch
The Switch
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Hartshair murmured, stepping back from her handiwork with pride. "Doesn't she, m'lord? I mean, m'lady." Charlie smiled slightly at the woman's expression The cook had even more trouble accepting the fact that Charles was really a Charlotte than Bessie had.
It had taken Charlie an hour to convince Bessie to assist her. The girl really had a horrid aversion to the idea of impersonating a lady. In the end it was guilt that had got her to agree. Desperate by that point, Charlie had shaken her head i...n feigned sadness and murmured that she could not believe what an ungrateful wretch she was… and after all she, Charlie, had done for her. Miserable, Bessie had caved in and agreed to do what was necessary. By that time, however, they had been left with only moments to prepare, and Charlie had reluctantly decided the cook had to be taken into confidence and put upon to help them.
"Aye," Charlie murmured now in response to the cook's comment. "She is quite lovely.
'Tis no wonder Aggie wanted her to work for her." Bessie made a face at that, and Charlie grinned as she tied off the thread she had used to sew a veil to one of "Elizabeth's" hats, then broke the thread and set the needle aside as she stood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hartshair murmured, stepping back from her handiwork with pride. "Doesn't she, m'lord? I mean, m'lady." Charlie smiled slightly at the woman's expression The cook had even more trouble accepting the fact that Charles was really a Charlotte than Bessie had.
It had taken Charlie an hour to convince Bessie to assist her. The girl really had a horrid aversion to the idea of impersonating a lady. In the end it was guilt that had got her to agree. Desperate by that point, Charlie had shaken her head i...n feigned sadness and murmured that she could not believe what an ungrateful wretch she was… and after all she, Charlie, had done for her. Miserable, Bessie had caved in and agreed to do what was necessary. By that time, however, they had been left with only moments to prepare, and Charlie had reluctantly decided the cook had to be taken into confidence and put upon to help them.
"Aye," Charlie murmured now in response to the cook's comment. "She is quite lovely.
'Tis no wonder Aggie wanted her to work for her." Bessie made a face at that, and Charlie grinned as she tied off the thread she had used to sew a veil to one of "Elizabeth's" hats, then broke the thread and set the needle aside as she stood.
What to read after The Switch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynsay Sands to read onlineMoreLess
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