Fair Margaret
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Angelo!' she screamed at the smiling servant, 'why do you stand there staring like a stuffed codfish? Bring more plov- ers' eggs I' Angelo smiled as sweetly as ever and disappeared for an instant. Madame Bonanni took Lushington by the shoulders, as if he had been a little boy, made him sit down in the vacant place beside her, unfolded the nap- kin herself, spread it upon his knees, patted both his cheeks and kissed the top of his head, precisely as she had done when he was six years old. Margar...et looked on in dumb surprise, and poor Lushi^gton turned red to the roots of his hair.
'You have no idea what a dear child he is,' she said to Margaret, as she sat herself down in her own chair again. 'He has been my passion ever since he was Digitized by Googk 100 FAIB MABGABBT bom I My dear, you never saw such a beautiful baby as he was! He was all pink and white, like a little sugar angel, and he had dimples everywhere — every- where, my dear ! ' she repeated with suggestive emphasis.
'I don't doubt it,' said Margaret, biting her lips and looking at her plate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Angelo!' she screamed at the smiling servant, 'why do you stand there staring like a stuffed codfish? Bring more plov- ers' eggs I' Angelo smiled as sweetly as ever and disappeared for an instant. Madame Bonanni took Lushington by the shoulders, as if he had been a little boy, made him sit down in the vacant place beside her, unfolded the nap- kin herself, spread it upon his knees, patted both his cheeks and kissed the top of his head, precisely as she had done when he was six years old. Margar...et looked on in dumb surprise, and poor Lushi^gton turned red to the roots of his hair.
'You have no idea what a dear child he is,' she said to Margaret, as she sat herself down in her own chair again. 'He has been my passion ever since he was Digitized by Googk 100 FAIB MABGABBT bom I My dear, you never saw such a beautiful baby as he was! He was all pink and white, like a little sugar angel, and he had dimples everywhere — every- where, my dear ! ' she repeated with suggestive emphasis.
'I don't doubt it,' said Margaret, biting her lips and looking at her plate.
What to read after Fair Margaret?
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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