The Sherbrooke Bride
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It was loud, piercing, and it was coming from the countess’s bedchamber, the bedchamber she wasn’t in. She jumped out of Douglas’s bed, realized she was quite naked, and grabbed the counterpane, wrapped it around her as she dashed to the adjoining door and flung it open.There was a maid, Dora by name, fifteen and foolish and thin, and she was shrieking, her hands covering her face, and she was staring at the bed through her fingers.Douglas was sitting up in bed, staring in some confusion down at... his naked chest, now covered with hot chocolate. The white sheet came only to his belly.Alexandra skidded to a halt, staring.Douglas raised his head and yelled at the maid, “For God’s sake, you silly wench, shut up!”Dora clamped her jaws together. She began to wring her hands. Alexandra quickly came into the room, and Dora, seeing the mistress she’d expected instead of His Lordship who was amazingly naked, said, “Oh, my lady! Oh dear! ’Tis His Lordship and I thought it was you and I gently shook your—his—shoulder and he came up and he doesn’t have any clothes on and it scared me so that I spilled the chocolate all over him and I burned him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was loud, piercing, and it was coming from the countess’s bedchamber, the bedchamber she wasn’t in. She jumped out of Douglas’s bed, realized she was quite naked, and grabbed the counterpane, wrapped it around her as she dashed to the adjoining door and flung it open.There was a maid, Dora by name, fifteen and foolish and thin, and she was shrieking, her hands covering her face, and she was staring at the bed through her fingers.Douglas was sitting up in bed, staring in some confusion down at... his naked chest, now covered with hot chocolate. The white sheet came only to his belly.Alexandra skidded to a halt, staring.Douglas raised his head and yelled at the maid, “For God’s sake, you silly wench, shut up!”Dora clamped her jaws together. She began to wring her hands. Alexandra quickly came into the room, and Dora, seeing the mistress she’d expected instead of His Lordship who was amazingly naked, said, “Oh, my lady! Oh dear! ’Tis His Lordship and I thought it was you and I gently shook your—his—shoulder and he came up and he doesn’t have any clothes on and it scared me so that I spilled the chocolate all over him and I burned him.
What to read after The Sherbrooke Bride?
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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