A Lady for a Duke
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outside of sentimental novels, nobody looks at a lady’s companion at all.”
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“I’m seven and a third,” he replied. “Which is also seven and two-sixths, or seven and four-twelfths, which is the same as seven years and four months.”
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“Bacon”—Viola pressed a hand to her bosom—“the way to every woman’s heart.”
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is it 2013
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“I am rather taken with the idea of having a butler called Swordfish.”
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It was true that Lady Lillimere—now some way past her thirtieth year—was not pretty, and it was hard to imagine she had ever been.
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His eyes were pure water. Shadowless.
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what does this mean
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She pressed her teeth against the interior of her lower lip—pressed until she tasted dirt and metal.
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????? brush ur teeth
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“Damn the girl.”
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damn u cleo
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“By the pirate’s code,” young Bartholomew explained, “candles are put out at eight, but men may drink on deck as late as they please.”
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Just a slight, grey-eyed man, with a ducal signet upon his finger.
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THIS WAS MY FATHER’s DUCAL SIGNET
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You think because I’m a woman I am suddenly weak?”
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yeah
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“Only I found the Tower of London very disappointing,
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this is akin to blasphemy for a guy like me
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Justinian de Vere 1804.
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awesome name
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“What if I cannot be a duke?”
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you’ll still be the only thing i ever needed you to be … my son….…