The Wagered Widow
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Strolling through the dewy morning, one hand resting lightly on her escort’s arm, Mrs. Boothe said indignantly, “It is always de Villars! I vow, Mr. Melton, he is Rebecca’s Nemesis! Everything runs along nicely, and then up pops that wretched man and my poor niece’s plans are scattered to the four winds! Oh, I beg you will not ask what it was he said last evening, for she refuses to tell me. I only know she was happy and hopeful of—er, enjoying a lovely time, and then he came! She was so enraged... I dare swear she never slept a wink! Is a wretch, Mr. Melton! A libertine and a—a marplot! I wish he would be gone and allow my sweet Becky to be happy and carefree once again!”
“Well, he has, ma’am,” soothed Mr. Melton, daring to pat the small hand upon his sleeve.
However lost in resentment, Mrs. Boothe was aware of this little caress, and she blushed becomingly. “He has?” she echoed. “De Villars is gone? Oh—are you perfectly sure, sir?”
“My man told me his bed was not slept in, and that his valet is properly in the boughs because there has been no word from him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strolling through the dewy morning, one hand resting lightly on her escort’s arm, Mrs. Boothe said indignantly, “It is always de Villars! I vow, Mr. Melton, he is Rebecca’s Nemesis! Everything runs along nicely, and then up pops that wretched man and my poor niece’s plans are scattered to the four winds! Oh, I beg you will not ask what it was he said last evening, for she refuses to tell me. I only know she was happy and hopeful of—er, enjoying a lovely time, and then he came! She was so enraged... I dare swear she never slept a wink! Is a wretch, Mr. Melton! A libertine and a—a marplot! I wish he would be gone and allow my sweet Becky to be happy and carefree once again!”
“Well, he has, ma’am,” soothed Mr. Melton, daring to pat the small hand upon his sleeve.
However lost in resentment, Mrs. Boothe was aware of this little caress, and she blushed becomingly. “He has?” she echoed. “De Villars is gone? Oh—are you perfectly sure, sir?”
“My man told me his bed was not slept in, and that his valet is properly in the boughs because there has been no word from him.
What to read after The Wagered Widow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Veryan to read onlineMoreLess
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