Georgette Heyer
Georgette Heyer
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It seemed to her that my lord of Hereford’s dead wife visited her in the still of the night, and whispered in her ear: ‘I am afraid!’ Dame Katherine knew this to be an impious fancy, but she remembered that ‘I am afraid’ was what Mary de Bohun had once said to her at Kenilworth, and she signed herself, and bought a Trental for Mary’s soul. She thought it was well for Mary to be laid in earth, for all that Mary had dreaded was coming to pass. Harry of Bolingbroke might wrest pardons from the smil...ing King, but what had a pardon availed Arundel? A visit to Bess, her stepdaughter and the new Duchess of Exeter, at her lord’s inn by Paul’s Wharf, made her drop pregnant words in Harry of Bolingbroke’s ear.
She had found Bess half-exultant at new dignities, half-frightened by her lord’s mounting power. John Holland, who had so much captivated her youthful fancy, was a violent man: Bess said that she dare not for her life remonstrate with him.
‘But I tell you, Harry,’ said Dame Katherine, ‘he is laying up trouble for himself, and for all of us!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed to her that my lord of Hereford’s dead wife visited her in the still of the night, and whispered in her ear: ‘I am afraid!’ Dame Katherine knew this to be an impious fancy, but she remembered that ‘I am afraid’ was what Mary de Bohun had once said to her at Kenilworth, and she signed herself, and bought a Trental for Mary’s soul. She thought it was well for Mary to be laid in earth, for all that Mary had dreaded was coming to pass. Harry of Bolingbroke might wrest pardons from the smil...ing King, but what had a pardon availed Arundel? A visit to Bess, her stepdaughter and the new Duchess of Exeter, at her lord’s inn by Paul’s Wharf, made her drop pregnant words in Harry of Bolingbroke’s ear.
She had found Bess half-exultant at new dignities, half-frightened by her lord’s mounting power. John Holland, who had so much captivated her youthful fancy, was a violent man: Bess said that she dare not for her life remonstrate with him.
‘But I tell you, Harry,’ said Dame Katherine, ‘he is laying up trouble for himself, and for all of us!
What to read after Georgette Heyer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lord John to read onlineMoreLess
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