The Affair of the Mutilated Mink
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Merryweather conducted them to the morning room. But before he could announce them, Gilbert marched past him into the room. Rather more slowly, Maude Fry followed him.
Just inside the door, Gilbert paused and stared round appraisingly. 'Yes,' he said with a decisive nod, 'this would be ideal for the proposal scene. Though all this Regency stuff will have to go. Make a note, Miss Fry.' 'Yes, Mr Gilbert.' Maude Fry took a pair of blue-tinted spectacles from her bag, put them on, got out a note...book, wrote in it, then put both glasses and book away.
Meanwhile, the Earl, seeing his wife begin to swell visibly, hurriedly stepped forward, holding out his hand. 'Ah, Arlington, how are you?' Gilbert's eyebrows rose slightly. 'Tolerably well, thank you, er, George. Nice place you have here.' It was Lord Burford's turn to look decidedly surprised. 'Oh, thanks. Let me introduce you.' 'Don't bother, George. I'll soon find out who everybody is. Jupiter's teeth, though, I could do with some coffee!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Merryweather conducted them to the morning room. But before he could announce them, Gilbert marched past him into the room. Rather more slowly, Maude Fry followed him.
Just inside the door, Gilbert paused and stared round appraisingly. 'Yes,' he said with a decisive nod, 'this would be ideal for the proposal scene. Though all this Regency stuff will have to go. Make a note, Miss Fry.' 'Yes, Mr Gilbert.' Maude Fry took a pair of blue-tinted spectacles from her bag, put them on, got out a note...book, wrote in it, then put both glasses and book away.
Meanwhile, the Earl, seeing his wife begin to swell visibly, hurriedly stepped forward, holding out his hand. 'Ah, Arlington, how are you?' Gilbert's eyebrows rose slightly. 'Tolerably well, thank you, er, George. Nice place you have here.' It was Lord Burford's turn to look decidedly surprised. 'Oh, thanks. Let me introduce you.' 'Don't bother, George. I'll soon find out who everybody is. Jupiter's teeth, though, I could do with some coffee!
What to read after The Affair of the Mutilated Mink?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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