Frivolous Cupid
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There was, indeed, the ex- cuse of an old woman at the end of the ramble, and Trix provided Jack with a small basket of comforts for the useful old body ; but the ramble was, we felt, the thing, and I was much annoyed at not being able to accompany the walk- ers in the cloak of darkness or other invisible contrivance. The ramble con- sumed three hours — full measure. In- deed, it was half-past six before Trix, alone, walked up the drive. Newhaven, a solitary figure, paced up and down the terrac...e fronting the drive. Trix came on, her head thrown back and a steady smile on her lips. She saw Newhaven ; he stood looking at her for 142 FRIVOLOUS CUPID, a moment with what she afterward de- scribed as an indescribable smile on his face, but not, as Dora understood from her, by any means a pleasant one.
Yet, if not pleasant, there is not the least doubt in the world that it was highly significant, for she cried out nervously : " Why are you looking at me like that ? What's the matter ? " Newhaven, still saying nothing, turned his back on her, and made as if he would walk into the house and leave her there, ignored, discarded, done with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was, indeed, the ex- cuse of an old woman at the end of the ramble, and Trix provided Jack with a small basket of comforts for the useful old body ; but the ramble was, we felt, the thing, and I was much annoyed at not being able to accompany the walk- ers in the cloak of darkness or other invisible contrivance. The ramble con- sumed three hours — full measure. In- deed, it was half-past six before Trix, alone, walked up the drive. Newhaven, a solitary figure, paced up and down the terrac...e fronting the drive. Trix came on, her head thrown back and a steady smile on her lips. She saw Newhaven ; he stood looking at her for 142 FRIVOLOUS CUPID, a moment with what she afterward de- scribed as an indescribable smile on his face, but not, as Dora understood from her, by any means a pleasant one.
Yet, if not pleasant, there is not the least doubt in the world that it was highly significant, for she cried out nervously : " Why are you looking at me like that ? What's the matter ? " Newhaven, still saying nothing, turned his back on her, and made as if he would walk into the house and leave her there, ignored, discarded, done with.
What to read after Frivolous Cupid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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