The Traitor of St. Giles
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Giles Chapter Eight Cecily Sherman breathed a sigh of relief. The bloody fool had almost given away their secret. It was hazardous enough trying to meet while John was so suspicious, but if Harlewin was to give away every secret she had mentioned to him while they were in bed, she would have to seek another lover.
She turned her charm on to Father Abraham. He looked most distracted, unhappy and nervous. ‘Father, won’t you have some wine with me? It is the best that Nicholas Lovecok could supply... and the flavour is splendid.’ He shuddered and turned away.
‘Father, what . . .?’ ‘You know what it is. Last night,’ he rasped.
‘Father, don’t be like that, please!’ she entreated, touching his shoulder and exerting a slight pressure to make him face her. He tried to avoid her eyes, but she remained still, gazing up at him with an expression of sadness. ‘I know you don’t approve of me or my behaviour, but I can’t help the way I’m made.’ ‘What were you doing last night?’ he grated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giles Chapter Eight Cecily Sherman breathed a sigh of relief. The bloody fool had almost given away their secret. It was hazardous enough trying to meet while John was so suspicious, but if Harlewin was to give away every secret she had mentioned to him while they were in bed, she would have to seek another lover.
She turned her charm on to Father Abraham. He looked most distracted, unhappy and nervous. ‘Father, won’t you have some wine with me? It is the best that Nicholas Lovecok could supply... and the flavour is splendid.’ He shuddered and turned away.
‘Father, what . . .?’ ‘You know what it is. Last night,’ he rasped.
‘Father, don’t be like that, please!’ she entreated, touching his shoulder and exerting a slight pressure to make him face her. He tried to avoid her eyes, but she remained still, gazing up at him with an expression of sadness. ‘I know you don’t approve of me or my behaviour, but I can’t help the way I’m made.’ ‘What were you doing last night?’ he grated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Jecks to read onlineMoreLess
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