The Wager
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She realized and tried to continue in a more ladylike manner. Whether she succeeded would be up for debate.
Jermyn looked at her, shame in his eyes.
For one moment, her heart melted before she thought over his words and with a strength she had not known she possessed she hardened it. He may be her younger brother, albeit by ten minutes, but he was no longer a child. He was five and twenty, and the head of the family.
"I lost a wager," he said again.
Catherine tapped her foot. Her bosom swelled, ...and it seemed a thousand ants marched over her skin, making it prickle in something akin to horror. Her heart raced, and she thought her pulse might jump out of her wrist with its irregular beat. "I heard and understood that part. Though knowing our father and the repercussions his predilection for gaming had on our family, I wonder how you have the temerity." She shook her head. To her, his stupidity defied all description. "No, it was the next part of the sentence I have difficulty with." Jermyn flung her a sulky look and paced across the snug sitting room where until his entrance she had been sitting and reading.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She realized and tried to continue in a more ladylike manner. Whether she succeeded would be up for debate.
Jermyn looked at her, shame in his eyes.
For one moment, her heart melted before she thought over his words and with a strength she had not known she possessed she hardened it. He may be her younger brother, albeit by ten minutes, but he was no longer a child. He was five and twenty, and the head of the family.
"I lost a wager," he said again.
Catherine tapped her foot. Her bosom swelled, ...and it seemed a thousand ants marched over her skin, making it prickle in something akin to horror. Her heart raced, and she thought her pulse might jump out of her wrist with its irregular beat. "I heard and understood that part. Though knowing our father and the repercussions his predilection for gaming had on our family, I wonder how you have the temerity." She shook her head. To her, his stupidity defied all description. "No, it was the next part of the sentence I have difficulty with." Jermyn flung her a sulky look and paced across the snug sitting room where until his entrance she had been sitting and reading.
What to read after The Wager?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raven Mcallan to read onlineMoreLess
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