Vice (2010)
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Mr. Garston bowed low, delivering this message as the Duke of Redmayne ushered Juliana into the hall at Russell Street half an hour later. “If you can spare the time, Your Grace.”
“Certainly,” Tarquin said. “I wish to speak with her anyway.” He turned to Juliana. “Stay within doors. You’ll be sent for shortly.” He strode up the stairs without a backward glance.
“Looks like you and ’Is Grace ’ave come to some arrangement,” Mr. Garston observed with a benign smile. “Lucky girl. A right proper gent... is ’Is Grace. ’E’ll see you right.” He pinched her cheek. “Such a long face, missie. There’s no call fer that. The other young ladies will be green with envy, you mark my words.”
“Then I wish one of them would take my place,” Juliana said wanly. She turned restlessly back to the front door, still open behind her.
“Now, now, missie. You ’eard what ’Is Grace said.” Mr. Garston moved his large bulk with surprising speed to close the door. “Y’are to stay within doors till yer sent for.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Garston bowed low, delivering this message as the Duke of Redmayne ushered Juliana into the hall at Russell Street half an hour later. “If you can spare the time, Your Grace.”
“Certainly,” Tarquin said. “I wish to speak with her anyway.” He turned to Juliana. “Stay within doors. You’ll be sent for shortly.” He strode up the stairs without a backward glance.
“Looks like you and ’Is Grace ’ave come to some arrangement,” Mr. Garston observed with a benign smile. “Lucky girl. A right proper gent... is ’Is Grace. ’E’ll see you right.” He pinched her cheek. “Such a long face, missie. There’s no call fer that. The other young ladies will be green with envy, you mark my words.”
“Then I wish one of them would take my place,” Juliana said wanly. She turned restlessly back to the front door, still open behind her.
“Now, now, missie. You ’eard what ’Is Grace said.” Mr. Garston moved his large bulk with surprising speed to close the door. “Y’are to stay within doors till yer sent for.”
What to read after Vice?
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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