A Washington Winter
A Washington Winter
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The toilet of Mrs. Spangler was a creation of Worth, and had been ordered for this occasion. It was of peacock-blue brocade, heavily embroidered in gold. But the poor lady looked very careworn, and the bright flush upon her hollow cheeks was one of exultation, not the genuine suffusion of hap- piness. The intermingling white strands of hair told how heavily many burdens oppressed this childless, lonely woman. At first, in the obscure toils of her early wedded life, she had been more regarded be...cause more useful ; but now her mis- sion, so far as he was concerned, she knew to be at an end ; for he, with the lion's spring, had bounded far ahead, and she understood him to be just what he was. She was heart-sick, and this malady is mortal.
With the punctuality of country manners, the first who entered, at the precise moment of invita- Digitized by VjOOQIC THE SPANGLER HOUSE-WARMING. 1 19 tion, were the Honorable Mr. and Mrs. Ignotus.
The gentleman — in a frock-coat of rustic cut, baggy trousers, white kid gloves, and black silk necktie — feltfiney if he did not look so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The toilet of Mrs. Spangler was a creation of Worth, and had been ordered for this occasion. It was of peacock-blue brocade, heavily embroidered in gold. But the poor lady looked very careworn, and the bright flush upon her hollow cheeks was one of exultation, not the genuine suffusion of hap- piness. The intermingling white strands of hair told how heavily many burdens oppressed this childless, lonely woman. At first, in the obscure toils of her early wedded life, she had been more regarded be...cause more useful ; but now her mis- sion, so far as he was concerned, she knew to be at an end ; for he, with the lion's spring, had bounded far ahead, and she understood him to be just what he was. She was heart-sick, and this malady is mortal.
With the punctuality of country manners, the first who entered, at the precise moment of invita- Digitized by VjOOQIC THE SPANGLER HOUSE-WARMING. 1 19 tion, were the Honorable Mr. and Mrs. Ignotus.
The gentleman — in a frock-coat of rustic cut, baggy trousers, white kid gloves, and black silk necktie — feltfiney if he did not look so.
What to read after A Washington Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeleine Vinton Dahlgren to read onlineMoreLess
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