Regency Romance Audiobook British RP - An Awkward Dinner
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Young Adult (18-35)Accents
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Philip Weston pushed his plate away. That was capital, sir Capital, particularly the pie, probably the first positive word. Marcus had heard the man at her all day. He inclined his head. My servant will make you up a basket of what's left to take home. That's if you're not too proud to accept my charity. A peculiar silence followed his words. He looked around the table had he said something amiss. Leftovers are my absolute favourite, said Lady Clara stoutly. I always find food tastes even better when you come to it. The second time around, Miss Sloper giggled again, so he fastened his attention back on her. There was something complicated going on between the rest of them, and he mustn't allow it to distract him from his purpose. So, Miss Sober, do you favour Queen Caroline or King George? She fixed her eyes on him, large and cornflower blue. What handsome Children they might have and replied, How can I presume to do that when they are both so high above me? If she became a Dutch as that gap would lessen, would she be as humble then? What if I were to say that however flawed George. Maybe he does at least represent the stability of the old order and or do we to save this country from producing despots like Napoleon? I think you'll find Broken Lady Clara that King George might also be called a despot. Marcus frowned at the Intel Oprah. I agree with whatever his grace says, said Ms Sober, before he could think of a pithy put down, for he's most certainly been at court and met both George and the Princess of Wales. Whereas I have not. Marcus smiled at his fair rescuer and enjoyed Herb Lash in response.