Respectable Trade (2007)
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When she heard the rattle of the wheels and the ring of the horses’ metal-shod hooves in the street, she ran downstairs. Sarah was in the hall. “You hired the carriage?” she demanded, outraged.
“I wanted to drive out,” Frances said.
“We cannot afford your extravagance,” Sarah said bitterly. “Do you know how much we owe the stable already?” “I won’t do it again.” Frances pulled on her gloves and would not meet Sarah’s accusing stare. “Just this time, Sarah.” “This time, and then another time, and... then another. We cannot afford it,” Sarah maintained. “Do you not understand? We have no money to pay for such luxuries. We cannot afford it. You must send it back.” Mehuru came into the hall and opened the front door for Frances.
“Wait!” Sarah snapped at him.
“I have to go!” Frances breathed, and slipped out the door and down the steps before Sarah could catch her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she heard the rattle of the wheels and the ring of the horses’ metal-shod hooves in the street, she ran downstairs. Sarah was in the hall. “You hired the carriage?” she demanded, outraged.
“I wanted to drive out,” Frances said.
“We cannot afford your extravagance,” Sarah said bitterly. “Do you know how much we owe the stable already?” “I won’t do it again.” Frances pulled on her gloves and would not meet Sarah’s accusing stare. “Just this time, Sarah.” “This time, and then another time, and... then another. We cannot afford it,” Sarah maintained. “Do you not understand? We have no money to pay for such luxuries. We cannot afford it. You must send it back.” Mehuru came into the hall and opened the front door for Frances.
“Wait!” Sarah snapped at him.
“I have to go!” Frances breathed, and slipped out the door and down the steps before Sarah could catch her.
What to read after Respectable Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philippa Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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