From Out of the West
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Isn't she a beauty? and awfully jolly too. " **She resembles a little flower girl, I know, " said Manning. **I never saw such a striking likeness. I almost thought it was she at first. ' *'Your flower girl must be a beauty, then, " replied Wallace, "for Madam Devereaux is considered the handsomest woman in the city. I should like to see your flower girl. Where did you come across her? Does she bring you flowers every day? When can I see her?" ** She does not come very often. I never know when t...o expect her, " replied Manning, coolly.
113 FROM OUT OF THE WEST. ^ *'Well, you are a fine fellow, having a flower girl to bring you flowers, who you say is as beautiful as Madam Devereaux, and never saying a word about it to your best friend. " "I did not think you would be interested in a girl who sells me flowers, even if she did have a pretty face. It never occurred to me to speak of her, any more than it would of my washerwoman or chambermaid, " re- plied Manning, coldly.
*' Oh, well, don't get huffy, I won't interfere with your pretty flower girl; but you had better look out, if she is as pretty as you say, that she doesn't turn your head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isn't she a beauty? and awfully jolly too. " **She resembles a little flower girl, I know, " said Manning. **I never saw such a striking likeness. I almost thought it was she at first. ' *'Your flower girl must be a beauty, then, " replied Wallace, "for Madam Devereaux is considered the handsomest woman in the city. I should like to see your flower girl. Where did you come across her? Does she bring you flowers every day? When can I see her?" ** She does not come very often. I never know when t...o expect her, " replied Manning, coolly.
113 FROM OUT OF THE WEST. ^ *'Well, you are a fine fellow, having a flower girl to bring you flowers, who you say is as beautiful as Madam Devereaux, and never saying a word about it to your best friend. " "I did not think you would be interested in a girl who sells me flowers, even if she did have a pretty face. It never occurred to me to speak of her, any more than it would of my washerwoman or chambermaid, " re- plied Manning, coldly.
*' Oh, well, don't get huffy, I won't interfere with your pretty flower girl; but you had better look out, if she is as pretty as you say, that she doesn't turn your head.
What to read after From Out of the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henrietta R Hinckley to read onlineMoreLess
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