Venus (1998)
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Nicholas adopted a severe mien as he regarded Polly, who was sitting before the mirror in the bedchamber threading a pearl-encrusted ribbon through her ringlets.
“If you do not engage in games of dalliance with painted ladies, I will not need to indulge in displays of any kind,” she retorted. The defiant gleam in the hazel eyes sparked at him, reflected in the mirror.
Nicholas sighed. “Games of dalliance, Polly, are accepted sport at Whitehall. Indeed, they are de rigueur, and you must learn to ...play them, too. The one thing you may not do is descend upon me like one of the Furies, demanding that I take you home on the instant.”
“But it was the only way I could think to stop your.… your game with that … Oh, I cannot think of a suitable word for her,” Polly said disgustedly. “All that paint and powder. Anyway, you did not take me home,” she added, remembered resentment ringing in her voice.
“No, of course I did not. To have obeyed such an ill-considered and importunate summons would have brought ridicule on both our heads.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nicholas adopted a severe mien as he regarded Polly, who was sitting before the mirror in the bedchamber threading a pearl-encrusted ribbon through her ringlets.
“If you do not engage in games of dalliance with painted ladies, I will not need to indulge in displays of any kind,” she retorted. The defiant gleam in the hazel eyes sparked at him, reflected in the mirror.
Nicholas sighed. “Games of dalliance, Polly, are accepted sport at Whitehall. Indeed, they are de rigueur, and you must learn to ...play them, too. The one thing you may not do is descend upon me like one of the Furies, demanding that I take you home on the instant.”
“But it was the only way I could think to stop your.… your game with that … Oh, I cannot think of a suitable word for her,” Polly said disgustedly. “All that paint and powder. Anyway, you did not take me home,” she added, remembered resentment ringing in her voice.
“No, of course I did not. To have obeyed such an ill-considered and importunate summons would have brought ridicule on both our heads.”
What to read after Venus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Feather to read onlineMoreLess
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