There Must Be Murder
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“Tell Eleanor and Whiting about your adventure today, Cat,” said Henry.
Catherine related her tale, which entertained his lordship mightily but left Eleanor frowning. “If my father intends to marry Lady Beauclerk,” she said, “it will not do to have such talk about. And you know Mrs. Findlay will not scruple to repeat it to everyone in Bath.”
“Consider the positive, my love,” said her husband. “Perhaps if the talk gets about, General Tilney will change his mind about marrying the Merry Widow.”
“N...aturally I wish my father to be happy,” said Eleanor, “but I confess I would rather he found happiness elsewhere.”
“Indeed,” said Henry. “I am glad that Lady Beauclerk has procured her own box tonight at the theatre, and we need not share it with her traveling circus.”
“Oh dear,” said Catherine, distressed at Henry’s words. “Sir Philip asked if he could visit me in our box, and I did not quite know what to say—I told him he might do so.”
“Never mind,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Tell Eleanor and Whiting about your adventure today, Cat,” said Henry.
Catherine related her tale, which entertained his lordship mightily but left Eleanor frowning. “If my father intends to marry Lady Beauclerk,” she said, “it will not do to have such talk about. And you know Mrs. Findlay will not scruple to repeat it to everyone in Bath.”
“Consider the positive, my love,” said her husband. “Perhaps if the talk gets about, General Tilney will change his mind about marrying the Merry Widow.”
“N...aturally I wish my father to be happy,” said Eleanor, “but I confess I would rather he found happiness elsewhere.”
“Indeed,” said Henry. “I am glad that Lady Beauclerk has procured her own box tonight at the theatre, and we need not share it with her traveling circus.”
“Oh dear,” said Catherine, distressed at Henry’s words. “Sir Philip asked if he could visit me in our box, and I did not quite know what to say—I told him he might do so.”
“Never mind,”
What to read after There Must Be Murder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret C. Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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