December Love
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"This is a rare occasion. One never meets you now. " He sat down on her right. The place on her left was vacant. People werestill coming in, talking, laughing, finding their seats. The Duchess ofWellingborough, who was exactly opposite to Lady Sellingworth, leanedforward to speak to her.
"Adela . . . Adela!" "Yes? How are you, Cora?" "Very well, as I always am. Isn't Lavallois a marvel?" "He is certainly very clever. " "You are proud of it, my dear. Have you heard what the Bolshevist envoysaid ...to the Prime Minister when--" But at this moment someone spoke to the duchess, who was alreadybeginning to laugh at the story she was intending to tell and LadySellingworth was aware of a movement on her left. She felt as if sheblushed, though no colour came into her face.
"How are you, Lady Sellingworth?" She had not turned her head, but now she did, and met Craven's hard, uncompromising blue eyes and deliberately smiling lips.
"Oh, it's you! How nice!" She gave him her hand. He just touched it coldly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This is a rare occasion. One never meets you now. " He sat down on her right. The place on her left was vacant. People werestill coming in, talking, laughing, finding their seats. The Duchess ofWellingborough, who was exactly opposite to Lady Sellingworth, leanedforward to speak to her.
"Adela . . . Adela!" "Yes? How are you, Cora?" "Very well, as I always am. Isn't Lavallois a marvel?" "He is certainly very clever. " "You are proud of it, my dear. Have you heard what the Bolshevist envoysaid ...to the Prime Minister when--" But at this moment someone spoke to the duchess, who was alreadybeginning to laugh at the story she was intending to tell and LadySellingworth was aware of a movement on her left. She felt as if sheblushed, though no colour came into her face.
"How are you, Lady Sellingworth?" She had not turned her head, but now she did, and met Craven's hard, uncompromising blue eyes and deliberately smiling lips.
"Oh, it's you! How nice!" She gave him her hand. He just touched it coldly.
What to read after December Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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