Felicia a Novel
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Later in the day, Mabel remarked, apropos of nothing, that the basso, Mr. Dallon, was also very handsome ; and it was within an hour that Mrs. Morris was smitten with a dreadful pain in her eyes, which she said must be due to the intense glare of the sun on the water. She felt sure that she had better take the first train for New York and consult an oculist, and thence proceed to some place where s4iade was possible, the Adiron- dacks, perhaps. Trunks were hastily packed, and before sunset the ...party was off, a handkerchief binding the eyes of the suffering lady.
Felicia did not again make the mistake of mani- festing pleasure upon meeting old acquaintances. A bow, a smile, sometimes a few words when the advances came from the other side, constituted her social experience during the summer. Her sensitive pride, thoroughly on the alert, defended her against a second peril of discomfiture.
One of these chance meetings was an encounter 260 FELICIA.
with the Graf tons. It occurred in the dining- room of the hotel at which the Hamilton party had sojourned while at the seaside the previous summer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later in the day, Mabel remarked, apropos of nothing, that the basso, Mr. Dallon, was also very handsome ; and it was within an hour that Mrs. Morris was smitten with a dreadful pain in her eyes, which she said must be due to the intense glare of the sun on the water. She felt sure that she had better take the first train for New York and consult an oculist, and thence proceed to some place where s4iade was possible, the Adiron- dacks, perhaps. Trunks were hastily packed, and before sunset the ...party was off, a handkerchief binding the eyes of the suffering lady.
Felicia did not again make the mistake of mani- festing pleasure upon meeting old acquaintances. A bow, a smile, sometimes a few words when the advances came from the other side, constituted her social experience during the summer. Her sensitive pride, thoroughly on the alert, defended her against a second peril of discomfiture.
One of these chance meetings was an encounter 260 FELICIA.
with the Graf tons. It occurred in the dining- room of the hotel at which the Hamilton party had sojourned while at the seaside the previous summer.
What to read after Felicia a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Noailles Dickinson Murfree to read onlineMoreLess
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