The Perfect Princess (2001)
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She didn’t have to think about where she was going. The Old Bailey was right there at the crossroads. There would be judges and lawyers and officers of the law to protect her from Richard Maitland and his henchman. And she would warn them about how wily and dangerous he was so that, unlike the turnkeys in Newgate, they would be prepared.
The man was not only a killer, he was deranged as well. Everybody was his enemy; everybody was trying to kill him. He saw treachery and conspiracy in every chan...ce encounter. But how he could suspect her, a duke’s daughter, of conspiring to have him shot, in Newgate of all places, was beyond belief.
The man was insane. There was no other explanation. And there was no reasoning with madmen.
She ran down the back of the Old Bailey and stopped at the first door she came to. It was locked. She used both fists to hammer on it. There was no response. Her breathing was so erratic that her cries for help were like the pitiful mewlings of a drowning cat.
She looked over her shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She didn’t have to think about where she was going. The Old Bailey was right there at the crossroads. There would be judges and lawyers and officers of the law to protect her from Richard Maitland and his henchman. And she would warn them about how wily and dangerous he was so that, unlike the turnkeys in Newgate, they would be prepared.
The man was not only a killer, he was deranged as well. Everybody was his enemy; everybody was trying to kill him. He saw treachery and conspiracy in every chan...ce encounter. But how he could suspect her, a duke’s daughter, of conspiring to have him shot, in Newgate of all places, was beyond belief.
The man was insane. There was no other explanation. And there was no reasoning with madmen.
She ran down the back of the Old Bailey and stopped at the first door she came to. It was locked. She used both fists to hammer on it. There was no response. Her breathing was so erratic that her cries for help were like the pitiful mewlings of a drowning cat.
She looked over her shoulder.
What to read after The Perfect Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thornton, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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