The Runaway Mcbride
The Runaway Mcbride
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Winnifred’s School for Girls. James stepped down and helped his aunt, Mrs. Mariah Leyland, to alight. She was in her mid-sixties, pleasantly rounded, with a spark of humor lurking in her bright sparrow’s eyes. She was not dressed in the height of fashion, but the quality of her garments indicated that there was no shortage of money.
“So this is St. Winnifred’s,” she said. “I wish there had been schools like this in my day.”
James gave a dry smile. He’d made it his business to find out as much as... he could about St. Winnifred’s this past week, and he doubted that his aunt could have learned anything here that she had not learned in her full, if rather unconventional, life. She wasn’t so much the black sheep of the family as the rebel, and when her temper was up, she could be a firebrand. He liked her immensely, but that had not prevented him from pitying her late husband, the colonel.
What puzzled him was how Faith had ended up here. The girls in this school were being educated to turn the world on its ear—his comfortable, masculine world, he supposed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Winnifred’s School for Girls. James stepped down and helped his aunt, Mrs. Mariah Leyland, to alight. She was in her mid-sixties, pleasantly rounded, with a spark of humor lurking in her bright sparrow’s eyes. She was not dressed in the height of fashion, but the quality of her garments indicated that there was no shortage of money.
“So this is St. Winnifred’s,” she said. “I wish there had been schools like this in my day.”
James gave a dry smile. He’d made it his business to find out as much as... he could about St. Winnifred’s this past week, and he doubted that his aunt could have learned anything here that she had not learned in her full, if rather unconventional, life. She wasn’t so much the black sheep of the family as the rebel, and when her temper was up, she could be a firebrand. He liked her immensely, but that had not prevented him from pitying her late husband, the colonel.
What puzzled him was how Faith had ended up here. The girls in this school were being educated to turn the world on its ear—his comfortable, masculine world, he supposed.
What to read after The Runaway Mcbride?
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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