Ramage's Devil (1982)
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Then coquettishly she spun round a couple of times so that her heavy black skirt swirled out and up, revealing knee-length and lace-edged white cotton drawers.
Ramage frowned and then said judiciously: “Yes, there’s a certain rustic charm, despite the revolutionary scarf. Your complexion is just right: you have the tan of a country wench who helps with the harvesting.”
“You are a beast! You know very well this is the remnants of a tropical tan!”
“I do, yes,” Ramage teased, “but I was thinking of... the gendarmes you might have to charm.”
“You don’t think my accent is adequate?”
“Oh yes—thanks to Gilbert’s coaching you are a true Norman from Falaise. Just remember, in case they question you, that William the Conqueror was born in the castle there, his wife was Matilda, and the Bayeux tapestry is very long!”
She walked round him. “You don’t look right, Nicholas. That hooked nose looks far too aristocratic for you to have survived the guillotine, although I admit your hair looks untidy enough for a gardener.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then coquettishly she spun round a couple of times so that her heavy black skirt swirled out and up, revealing knee-length and lace-edged white cotton drawers.
Ramage frowned and then said judiciously: “Yes, there’s a certain rustic charm, despite the revolutionary scarf. Your complexion is just right: you have the tan of a country wench who helps with the harvesting.”
“You are a beast! You know very well this is the remnants of a tropical tan!”
“I do, yes,” Ramage teased, “but I was thinking of... the gendarmes you might have to charm.”
“You don’t think my accent is adequate?”
“Oh yes—thanks to Gilbert’s coaching you are a true Norman from Falaise. Just remember, in case they question you, that William the Conqueror was born in the castle there, his wife was Matilda, and the Bayeux tapestry is very long!”
She walked round him. “You don’t look right, Nicholas. That hooked nose looks far too aristocratic for you to have survived the guillotine, although I admit your hair looks untidy enough for a gardener.
What to read after Ramage's Devil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley Pope to read onlineMoreLess
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