The Duke
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Brandy called after Fiona, knowing her words just floated over her sister’s bright red head. She shook her head, smiling, as she watched Fiona scramble down the path to the beach below.She sighed and turned away, very much aware of the cause of her sudden sadness. Ian had left with Bertrand only an hour ago, and she had looked after him until she could no longer hear the clop-clop of his horse’s hooves. The sun grew hot and she pulled off her shawl and rolled up her muslin sleeves to her elbows.... For want of anything better to do, she sank down in the field of anemones and began absently to pull up the yellow flowers and weave them into a garland.She felt someone near and turned to see Percy standing but a few feet away from her, legs spread, hands on his hips. He reached down and picked up her shawl, wadded it into a plaid ball, and threw it some distance from her.She stared at him coldly. “So, the worthless sot comes out into the sunshine. Wouldn’t ye rather be in a dark room drinking?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brandy called after Fiona, knowing her words just floated over her sister’s bright red head. She shook her head, smiling, as she watched Fiona scramble down the path to the beach below.She sighed and turned away, very much aware of the cause of her sudden sadness. Ian had left with Bertrand only an hour ago, and she had looked after him until she could no longer hear the clop-clop of his horse’s hooves. The sun grew hot and she pulled off her shawl and rolled up her muslin sleeves to her elbows.... For want of anything better to do, she sank down in the field of anemones and began absently to pull up the yellow flowers and weave them into a garland.She felt someone near and turned to see Percy standing but a few feet away from her, legs spread, hands on his hips. He reached down and picked up her shawl, wadded it into a plaid ball, and threw it some distance from her.She stared at him coldly. “So, the worthless sot comes out into the sunshine. Wouldn’t ye rather be in a dark room drinking?
What to read after The Duke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Coulter to read onlineMoreLess
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