The Secrets of a Scoundrel
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From there, they’d cross the Channel.
In the interests of convenience and, more importantly, discretion, Virginia had hired the chaise rather than using her own carriage. Though her traveling chariot was far more luxurious, it was also more noticeable on the road.
As for her son, she had left Phillip in the custody of his maternal grandmother until his beleaguered tutor could arrive from Deepwood to fetch him.
As they whisked along, finally clearing the southern outskirts of London, ...Nick wondered if all youngsters were so much trouble. Of course, at Phillip’s age, he wouldn’t have thought twice about doing the same thing, no matter whom he inconvenienced. Boys would be boys.
As for the lad’s mother, well . . .
Nick peered furtively over his morning paper at the baroness, sitting across from him. Things were still strained between them after all the harsh and cutting words they had exchanged after their visit to the Topaz Room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From there, they’d cross the Channel.
In the interests of convenience and, more importantly, discretion, Virginia had hired the chaise rather than using her own carriage. Though her traveling chariot was far more luxurious, it was also more noticeable on the road.
As for her son, she had left Phillip in the custody of his maternal grandmother until his beleaguered tutor could arrive from Deepwood to fetch him.
As they whisked along, finally clearing the southern outskirts of London, ...Nick wondered if all youngsters were so much trouble. Of course, at Phillip’s age, he wouldn’t have thought twice about doing the same thing, no matter whom he inconvenienced. Boys would be boys.
As for the lad’s mother, well . . .
Nick peered furtively over his morning paper at the baroness, sitting across from him. Things were still strained between them after all the harsh and cutting words they had exchanged after their visit to the Topaz Room.
What to read after The Secrets of a Scoundrel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaelen Foley to read onlineMoreLess
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