The Maharani's Pearls (2014)
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An Unwilling Accomplice Chapter 1 London, Autumn 1918 I’D JUST BROUGHT a convoy of wounded back to England, and as I walked into Mrs. Hennessey’s house in the cool of early morning, I thought what a haven of tranquility it was. Here I could put the war behind me for a few brief hours and perhaps sleep peacefully. We’d been too close to the heavy guns for weeks, turning even the pleasantest dreams into nightmares.
My ears still ached from the incessant pounding.
I moved quietly toward t...he stairs so as not to disturb Mrs. Hennessey, but she popped her head out the door of her downstairs rooms to say, “Bess? My dear, welcome home!
Will you be staying?”
Smiling, I said, “Only for three days. Too brief to think of going to Somerset. But long enough to catch my breath. It was a rough crossing, and my patients were seasick.
As were three of the orderlies. Are any of my flatmates here?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An Unwilling Accomplice Chapter 1 London, Autumn 1918 I’D JUST BROUGHT a convoy of wounded back to England, and as I walked into Mrs. Hennessey’s house in the cool of early morning, I thought what a haven of tranquility it was. Here I could put the war behind me for a few brief hours and perhaps sleep peacefully. We’d been too close to the heavy guns for weeks, turning even the pleasantest dreams into nightmares.
My ears still ached from the incessant pounding.
I moved quietly toward t...he stairs so as not to disturb Mrs. Hennessey, but she popped her head out the door of her downstairs rooms to say, “Bess? My dear, welcome home!
Will you be staying?”
Smiling, I said, “Only for three days. Too brief to think of going to Somerset. But long enough to catch my breath. It was a rough crossing, and my patients were seasick.
As were three of the orderlies. Are any of my flatmates here?”
What to read after The Maharani's Pearls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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