A Question of Colour And Other Stories
A Question of Colour And Other Stories
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Young, charming, amiable " "And rich!" "And rich, " he agreed, "what man might not be proud to call her his wife?" "Yes, it is a fact, " Miss Marshall acknowledged, "she has a host of advantages. And I'm sure I should offer her the sincerest of congratulations, no matter whom she married, so long as she were happy. " She said this so bitterly that it was the veriest pretence on the man's part when he bowed as if he credited her assertion.
"Well, as regards yourself, " he continued, "I will give... you a composing mixture. Let me know if you fail to derive benefit from it. But I think it A Quest ion of Colour. 1 3 I 9 4 THE MINX.
will do you good, Miss Marshall; indeed I am certain of it. " He Avrote her a prescription, and, after she was gone, sat down and mused. He would have mused more deeply still could he have seen her face as she turned into the street.
"He loves her!" she muttered fiercely. "I'll swear it! Does he fancy he took me in with his affected ignorance? But I'll spoil your chance yet, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Young, charming, amiable " "And rich!" "And rich, " he agreed, "what man might not be proud to call her his wife?" "Yes, it is a fact, " Miss Marshall acknowledged, "she has a host of advantages. And I'm sure I should offer her the sincerest of congratulations, no matter whom she married, so long as she were happy. " She said this so bitterly that it was the veriest pretence on the man's part when he bowed as if he credited her assertion.
"Well, as regards yourself, " he continued, "I will give... you a composing mixture. Let me know if you fail to derive benefit from it. But I think it A Quest ion of Colour. 1 3 I 9 4 THE MINX.
will do you good, Miss Marshall; indeed I am certain of it. " He Avrote her a prescription, and, after she was gone, sat down and mused. He would have mused more deeply still could he have seen her face as she turned into the street.
"He loves her!" she muttered fiercely. "I'll swear it! Does he fancy he took me in with his affected ignorance? But I'll spoil your chance yet, Mrs.
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