‘I’m afraid I’m not very clever.’
Sir Aubrey looked shocked. ‘Good heavens, boy, I should hope not! The Taverners have never been bookish. Except your poor father, and look what happened to him.’
―
‘I’m afraid I’m not very clever.’
Sir Aubrey looked shocked. ‘Good heavens, boy, I should hope not! The Taverners have never been bookish. Except your poor father, and look what happened to him.’
―
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I loved this book, despite the awful Cinderella treatment the heroine had to suffer. And yes, the philistine attitude to books, you get it everywhere. ☹️
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