An American Politician
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Besides, you are, you see. " Mrs. Wyndham rarely said a tactless thing, but this evening she was insuch good spirits that she said what came uppermost in her thoughts. Joewas not offended; she was only bored.
"Will you not come and dine too, to-morrow night?" asked Mrs. Wyndham, whowas anxious to atone.
"Thanks, awfully, " said Joe, "but I have to dine with the Aitchisons. " Pocock Vancouver, pale and exquisite as ever, came up to the two ladies.
"Can I get you anything, Mrs. Wyndham?" he inqui...red, after a double bow.
"No, thank you. Johnny Hannibal is taking care of me, " answered Mrs. Sam, coldly.
"Miss Thorn, what can I get you?" he asked, turning to Joe.
"Nothing, thanks, " said Joe, "Mr. Biggielow is getting me something. " Shedid not look at Vancouver as she answered, and the angry color began torise to her temples. Vancouver, who was not used to repulses such asthese, and was too old a soldier to give up a situation so easily, stood amoment playing with his coat tails. A sudden thought passed through Joe'smind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, you are, you see. " Mrs. Wyndham rarely said a tactless thing, but this evening she was insuch good spirits that she said what came uppermost in her thoughts. Joewas not offended; she was only bored.
"Will you not come and dine too, to-morrow night?" asked Mrs. Wyndham, whowas anxious to atone.
"Thanks, awfully, " said Joe, "but I have to dine with the Aitchisons. " Pocock Vancouver, pale and exquisite as ever, came up to the two ladies.
"Can I get you anything, Mrs. Wyndham?" he inqui...red, after a double bow.
"No, thank you. Johnny Hannibal is taking care of me, " answered Mrs. Sam, coldly.
"Miss Thorn, what can I get you?" he asked, turning to Joe.
"Nothing, thanks, " said Joe, "Mr. Biggielow is getting me something. " Shedid not look at Vancouver as she answered, and the angry color began torise to her temples. Vancouver, who was not used to repulses such asthese, and was too old a soldier to give up a situation so easily, stood amoment playing with his coat tails. A sudden thought passed through Joe'smind.
What to read after An American Politician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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