What to Do With a Duke (2015)
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I hate it. They make certain I hear them say he will not come back. But he will. Soon. And then we’ll be together. I don’t need anyone else but him.
—from Isabelle Dorring’s diary Cat stood at the front of St. Valentine’s, listening to the organ fill the stone church with music. An odd melancholy washed over her. She’d spent so many hours here, playing with her sisters in the pews while Mama worked on the altar flowers, running up and down the steps to the pulpit, watching Papa preach his se...rmons.
She smiled. And hiding from the first Duke of Hart’s tomb monument. It had taken Papa a long time to puzzle out why she refused to go anywhere near that part of the church. Finally he’d realized what the problem was and had explained that the duke and duchess lying side by side, hands folded in prayer, were only marble, that their actual bodies were enclosed in the large stone box underneath.
She glanced down at the floor. The second duke was here, too, under the middle aisle, but the rest were stowed away in the castle’s chapel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hate it. They make certain I hear them say he will not come back. But he will. Soon. And then we’ll be together. I don’t need anyone else but him.
—from Isabelle Dorring’s diary Cat stood at the front of St. Valentine’s, listening to the organ fill the stone church with music. An odd melancholy washed over her. She’d spent so many hours here, playing with her sisters in the pews while Mama worked on the altar flowers, running up and down the steps to the pulpit, watching Papa preach his se...rmons.
She smiled. And hiding from the first Duke of Hart’s tomb monument. It had taken Papa a long time to puzzle out why she refused to go anywhere near that part of the church. Finally he’d realized what the problem was and had explained that the duke and duchess lying side by side, hands folded in prayer, were only marble, that their actual bodies were enclosed in the large stone box underneath.
She glanced down at the floor. The second duke was here, too, under the middle aisle, but the rest were stowed away in the castle’s chapel.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sally Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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