The Third Duke's the Charm
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Louisa looked at her mother, transferred her gaze to her older sister, and then rose. “I suppose I never realized how shallow your interpretation of Christian charity is.”
“You married the son of a duke,” Lavinia said acerbically, “so I doubt you need our charity either way.”
“Mother?”
“You should never have defied your father.” The murmur was low and her mother’s fingers moved, the needle flashing as she mended a shirt.
Why had she even bothered to come? Her father had coldly to...ld her she was a fool, her mother didn’t defend her, and her sister was openly jealous.
In comparison, even though he was more than a little intimidating, the Duke of Sanford was positively congenial.
It seemed the best course to take her leave.
Charles, who waited outside the cottage, practically pacing, took one look at her face and immediately reached for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louisa looked at her mother, transferred her gaze to her older sister, and then rose. “I suppose I never realized how shallow your interpretation of Christian charity is.”
“You married the son of a duke,” Lavinia said acerbically, “so I doubt you need our charity either way.”
“Mother?”
“You should never have defied your father.” The murmur was low and her mother’s fingers moved, the needle flashing as she mended a shirt.
Why had she even bothered to come? Her father had coldly to...ld her she was a fool, her mother didn’t defend her, and her sister was openly jealous.
In comparison, even though he was more than a little intimidating, the Duke of Sanford was positively congenial.
It seemed the best course to take her leave.
Charles, who waited outside the cottage, practically pacing, took one look at her face and immediately reached for her.
What to read after The Third Duke's the Charm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Wildes to read onlineMoreLess
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