Through the Smoke
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“Do you always charge from a room with such force?” he asked.
Having donned a white shirt and stock with his stirrup trousers, as well as a green brocade waistcoat with a knee-length overcoat and top hat, he reached down to help her up. He appeared unruffled and remote, while Rachel felt as though she had just barreled into the stone wall surrounding the manse.
“I am sorry. I didn’t know you were there,” she muttered as she regained her feet.
Ignoring her apology, he turned to Mrs. Poulson. “Has... Wythe returned?”
“Aye, m’lord. He is asleep in his chambers.”
“Tell him I won’t be able to accompany him to the mine in the morning. I will meet him at the offices midafternoon.”
When Poulson nodded, Lord Druridge shook out a heavy cloak and lifted it to the level of Rachel’s eyes. Obviously, he expected her to turn so he could drape it around her shoulders.
Rachel clung to her own wet cape, which she’d folded over her arms, even though she knew such obstinacy could offer nothing but extreme discomfort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Do you always charge from a room with such force?” he asked.
Having donned a white shirt and stock with his stirrup trousers, as well as a green brocade waistcoat with a knee-length overcoat and top hat, he reached down to help her up. He appeared unruffled and remote, while Rachel felt as though she had just barreled into the stone wall surrounding the manse.
“I am sorry. I didn’t know you were there,” she muttered as she regained her feet.
Ignoring her apology, he turned to Mrs. Poulson. “Has... Wythe returned?”
“Aye, m’lord. He is asleep in his chambers.”
“Tell him I won’t be able to accompany him to the mine in the morning. I will meet him at the offices midafternoon.”
When Poulson nodded, Lord Druridge shook out a heavy cloak and lifted it to the level of Rachel’s eyes. Obviously, he expected her to turn so he could drape it around her shoulders.
Rachel clung to her own wet cape, which she’d folded over her arms, even though she knew such obstinacy could offer nothing but extreme discomfort.
What to read after Through the Smoke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Novak to read onlineMoreLess
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