Lord John And the Private Matter
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Martin-in-the-Fields, as advertised.
“Are we attending a wedding or a funeral?” he asked, stepping down from the coach that had brought him.
“Must be a wedding—I see you’ve brought a present. Or is that for me?” Quarry nodded at the book beneath his arm.
“You may have it, if you like.” Grey surrendered the presentation copy of Fanny Hill with some relief; he had been obliged to leave the house with it, as Olivia had come upon him as he passed through the hall and then had accompanied him to the ...door, flourishing further samples of lace beneath his nose while asking his opinion.
Quarry opened the book, blinked, then looked up at Grey, leering.
“Why, Johnny. Didn’t know you cared!”
“What?” Seeing Quarry’s grin, he snatched the book back, discovering only then that there was an inscription on the title page. Evidently the Countess had been in ignorance of it, too—or at least he hoped so.
It was a fairly explicit verse from Catullus, inscribed to the Countess, and signed with the initial “J.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martin-in-the-Fields, as advertised.
“Are we attending a wedding or a funeral?” he asked, stepping down from the coach that had brought him.
“Must be a wedding—I see you’ve brought a present. Or is that for me?” Quarry nodded at the book beneath his arm.
“You may have it, if you like.” Grey surrendered the presentation copy of Fanny Hill with some relief; he had been obliged to leave the house with it, as Olivia had come upon him as he passed through the hall and then had accompanied him to the ...door, flourishing further samples of lace beneath his nose while asking his opinion.
Quarry opened the book, blinked, then looked up at Grey, leering.
“Why, Johnny. Didn’t know you cared!”
“What?” Seeing Quarry’s grin, he snatched the book back, discovering only then that there was an inscription on the title page. Evidently the Countess had been in ignorance of it, too—or at least he hoped so.
It was a fairly explicit verse from Catullus, inscribed to the Countess, and signed with the initial “J.”
What to read after Lord John And the Private Matter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Gabaldon to read onlineMoreLess
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