A Jewel of the Seas
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A JEWEL OF THE SEAS 159 At about half-past five a shrill shriek from a siren was heard, followed by whistles and tooting of horns, and along sped a big motor, followed by a couple of others close behind. Through the pink lei dashed the heavy car that led, scattering the flowers to right and left, and from its interior the Mitchell children, with shouts of glee, flung a pro- fusion of carnations which fell amongst us, a shower of spicy sweetness. In the next car were the Singlee girls, Ashton Wa...ller, and Teddy Skelton. They were in white, with pink leis about their necks and hats. Following them closely were Commodore and Mrs. Chandler, with Billy Barker. She wore a big picture hat and a gown that deepened and paled into exquisite tints of pink, and as she de- scended from the car, after the motors had gone the length of the winding drive, and back again, she looked like a lovely rose.
Amidst the tooting of horns, the shrieks of the siren, and the popping of champagne corks, the occupants of the cars alighted and were greeted by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A JEWEL OF THE SEAS 159 At about half-past five a shrill shriek from a siren was heard, followed by whistles and tooting of horns, and along sped a big motor, followed by a couple of others close behind. Through the pink lei dashed the heavy car that led, scattering the flowers to right and left, and from its interior the Mitchell children, with shouts of glee, flung a pro- fusion of carnations which fell amongst us, a shower of spicy sweetness. In the next car were the Singlee girls, Ashton Wa...ller, and Teddy Skelton. They were in white, with pink leis about their necks and hats. Following them closely were Commodore and Mrs. Chandler, with Billy Barker. She wore a big picture hat and a gown that deepened and paled into exquisite tints of pink, and as she de- scended from the car, after the motors had gone the length of the winding drive, and back again, she looked like a lovely rose.
Amidst the tooting of horns, the shrieks of the siren, and the popping of champagne corks, the occupants of the cars alighted and were greeted by Mr.
What to read after A Jewel of the Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie Kaufman to read onlineMoreLess
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