The Virgin's Auction
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Mr Beaseley shoved his half-moon spectacles further up his nose, then settled back in his chair with his hands complacently linked over his paunch.
“Well?” Melissa asked impatiently when he failed to elaborate. “When did you see him? Do you know where he is now?”
“I believe I saw him about four of the clock yesterday. As to his current whereabouts, naturally I haven’t any idea.”
“But what did you tell him? Where was he going?” she said, leaning forward over the desk, her voice rising.... That he should seat himself when she did not was an insult, and the man’s attitude grated abominably, but that was as nothing to her frustration at his stalling. She longed to slap him.
“Do settle down, young lady,” he said in an abominably patronising tone. “A tendency to hysteria is most unbecoming. If I may advise you –”
“You may not. But you will certainly tell me what you know of my brother without further delay.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr Beaseley shoved his half-moon spectacles further up his nose, then settled back in his chair with his hands complacently linked over his paunch.
“Well?” Melissa asked impatiently when he failed to elaborate. “When did you see him? Do you know where he is now?”
“I believe I saw him about four of the clock yesterday. As to his current whereabouts, naturally I haven’t any idea.”
“But what did you tell him? Where was he going?” she said, leaning forward over the desk, her voice rising.... That he should seat himself when she did not was an insult, and the man’s attitude grated abominably, but that was as nothing to her frustration at his stalling. She longed to slap him.
“Do settle down, young lady,” he said in an abominably patronising tone. “A tendency to hysteria is most unbecoming. If I may advise you –”
“You may not. But you will certainly tell me what you know of my brother without further delay.”
What to read after The Virgin's Auction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart, Amelia to read onlineMoreLess
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