The Captain's Caress
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Jeanne told Summer, remembering the impatient and ungrateful young women that had driven her to give up being a personal maid and to work for Madame Clothilde. Summer had sat through having her hair dressed and her face delicately tinted without voicing a single protest. “It will only take a minute more,” Jeanne promised as she pinned the last of the flowers in Summer’s hair.
“The señora looks so beautiful,” Chichi sighed, repeating her litany of the last hour. “Every man in Havana will be drive...n wild at the sight of you. They will all want to make love to you.”
“You know that’s a very improper way to speak to the countess, Chichi,” Jeanne sternly reprimanded her. “Hand me those pins, and try to remember that you’re only a maid.” Chichi hated being scolded. She flounced away to find the required pins, then slapped them down within Jeanne’s reach. But her ill humor only lasted a few minutes; she could hardly have been more excited if she had been going to the reception herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jeanne told Summer, remembering the impatient and ungrateful young women that had driven her to give up being a personal maid and to work for Madame Clothilde. Summer had sat through having her hair dressed and her face delicately tinted without voicing a single protest. “It will only take a minute more,” Jeanne promised as she pinned the last of the flowers in Summer’s hair.
“The señora looks so beautiful,” Chichi sighed, repeating her litany of the last hour. “Every man in Havana will be drive...n wild at the sight of you. They will all want to make love to you.”
“You know that’s a very improper way to speak to the countess, Chichi,” Jeanne sternly reprimanded her. “Hand me those pins, and try to remember that you’re only a maid.” Chichi hated being scolded. She flounced away to find the required pins, then slapped them down within Jeanne’s reach. But her ill humor only lasted a few minutes; she could hardly have been more excited if she had been going to the reception herself.
What to read after The Captain's Caress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenwood, Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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