Trouble Brewing (2012)
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Jack stopped short of such fantastic inducements but, aided by an excess of charm that made him feel slightly hot under the collar to think of (Bill was right, damn him! He could switch it on) elicited that the house was at Sixes and Sevens.
A Man had mysteriously appeared and the mistress had taken on ever so before going off with him. The master had looked reelly ill – as white as a sheet – before leaving the previous night. Mrs Jaggard was stopping with her uncle, as she knew for a fact, as s...he’d sent round for Ellen, her maid, to bring some clothes that morning and if Major Haldean could tell her, Ruby, what was behind it all, she, Ruby, would be very glad to know as neither she, or Cook, or any of the other servants knew what it was all about or even if they’d still have a place at the end of the month; no, not even Mr Kennett, who was Mr Jaggard’s valet and had been with him all through the war.
14, Neville Square did indeed prove to contain the missing lady.
‘Mrs Jaggard, sir?’ enquired Fields ponderously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack stopped short of such fantastic inducements but, aided by an excess of charm that made him feel slightly hot under the collar to think of (Bill was right, damn him! He could switch it on) elicited that the house was at Sixes and Sevens.
A Man had mysteriously appeared and the mistress had taken on ever so before going off with him. The master had looked reelly ill – as white as a sheet – before leaving the previous night. Mrs Jaggard was stopping with her uncle, as she knew for a fact, as s...he’d sent round for Ellen, her maid, to bring some clothes that morning and if Major Haldean could tell her, Ruby, what was behind it all, she, Ruby, would be very glad to know as neither she, or Cook, or any of the other servants knew what it was all about or even if they’d still have a place at the end of the month; no, not even Mr Kennett, who was Mr Jaggard’s valet and had been with him all through the war.
14, Neville Square did indeed prove to contain the missing lady.
‘Mrs Jaggard, sir?’ enquired Fields ponderously.
What to read after Trouble Brewing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dolores Gordon-Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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