Madame De Treymes
Madame De Treymes
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Boykin with conscious pride.
"Oh, it's straight enough — more than she isl" retorted her husband, who was slightly jealous of having his facts rein- forced by any infonnation not of his own gleaning.
"Be careful of what you say, Elmer," Mrs. Boykin interposed with archness. " I suspect John of being seriously smitten by the lady." Durham let this pass unchallenged, sub- mitting with a good grace to his host's low whistle of amusement, and the sardonic en- quiry: "Ever do anything with the foils...?
D'Armillac is what they call over here a fine Uvme'' "Oh, I don't mean to resort to blood- [61] MADAME DE TREYMES shed unless it's absolutely necessary; but I mean to make the lady's acquaintance," said Durham, falling into his key.
Mrs. Boykin's lips tightened to the van- ishing point "I am afraid you must ap- ply for an introduction to more fashionable people than we are. Elmer and I so thor- oughly disapprove of French society that we have always declined to take any part in it But why should not Fanny de Mal- rive arrange a meeting for you?" Durham hesitated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Boykin with conscious pride.
"Oh, it's straight enough — more than she isl" retorted her husband, who was slightly jealous of having his facts rein- forced by any infonnation not of his own gleaning.
"Be careful of what you say, Elmer," Mrs. Boykin interposed with archness. " I suspect John of being seriously smitten by the lady." Durham let this pass unchallenged, sub- mitting with a good grace to his host's low whistle of amusement, and the sardonic en- quiry: "Ever do anything with the foils...?
D'Armillac is what they call over here a fine Uvme'' "Oh, I don't mean to resort to blood- [61] MADAME DE TREYMES shed unless it's absolutely necessary; but I mean to make the lady's acquaintance," said Durham, falling into his key.
Mrs. Boykin's lips tightened to the van- ishing point "I am afraid you must ap- ply for an introduction to more fashionable people than we are. Elmer and I so thor- oughly disapprove of French society that we have always declined to take any part in it But why should not Fanny de Mal- rive arrange a meeting for you?" Durham hesitated.
What to read after Madame De Treymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Scribner's Sons. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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