Love At Second Sight
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When Madame Frabelle noticed this, she gave Edith anarch shake of the head, and made a curious warning movement with herhand. Edith smiled at her in astonishment. She had utterly forgotten herfriend's fancy about the imaginary intrigue supposed to be going onbetween her and Mr Mitchell, and she wondered what the gesture meant. Sir Tito also saw it, and, turning round to Edith, said in a low voice: 'Qu'est-ce-qu'elle a, la vieille?' 'I really don't know. I never understand signs. I've forgotten ...the code, I suppose!' Mr Mitchell, after a word to the person he had taken down, gladly turnedto Edith. He always complained that the host was obliged to sit betweenthe oldest and the most boring guests. It was unusual for him to have sopretty a neighbour as Edith. But he was a collector: his joy was to seea heterogeneous mass of people, eating and laughing at his table. Forhis wife there were a few social people, for him the Bohemians, andalways the younger guests.
'Not bad--not bad, is it?' he said, looking critically round down thetwo sides of the table, while his kind pink face beamed withhospitable joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Madame Frabelle noticed this, she gave Edith anarch shake of the head, and made a curious warning movement with herhand. Edith smiled at her in astonishment. She had utterly forgotten herfriend's fancy about the imaginary intrigue supposed to be going onbetween her and Mr Mitchell, and she wondered what the gesture meant. Sir Tito also saw it, and, turning round to Edith, said in a low voice: 'Qu'est-ce-qu'elle a, la vieille?' 'I really don't know. I never understand signs. I've forgotten ...the code, I suppose!' Mr Mitchell, after a word to the person he had taken down, gladly turnedto Edith. He always complained that the host was obliged to sit betweenthe oldest and the most boring guests. It was unusual for him to have sopretty a neighbour as Edith. But he was a collector: his joy was to seea heterogeneous mass of people, eating and laughing at his table. Forhis wife there were a few social people, for him the Bohemians, andalways the younger guests.
'Not bad--not bad, is it?' he said, looking critically round down thetwo sides of the table, while his kind pink face beamed withhospitable joy.
What to read after Love At Second Sight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leverson Ada to read onlineMoreLess
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