Mrs Essington the Romance of a House Party
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Budd had more than ever the air of a great, impulsive girl suddenly smitten with middle age, and trying to make the best of it. She was younger far than Florence Essington, younger than Cissy Fitz Hugh, younger even than her own daughter, whom she presently came upon, teasing the dachshunds on the grass- plot beside the "glass room. " The girl was on her knees. Each separate thread of her gorgeous bush of hair glisten- ing in the dazzle of the late morning sun, her flushing cheeks, her somber b...rows, her hot, bright eyes, were all a part of the ripple of color and motion she made in the dead, warm greenness. The two long, wriggling dogs threw themselves upon her with yelps and scramblings. She tossed them back, rolled them off their feet, tousled and worried them with gurgles of joy and foolish, tender mutterings.
106 THAIR . . . AND CISSY Her mother's shadow, falling across her, brought up her eyes in a quick flash of rec- ognition.
" Oh, mama, the darlings ! Look ! The angels ! See him snap !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Budd had more than ever the air of a great, impulsive girl suddenly smitten with middle age, and trying to make the best of it. She was younger far than Florence Essington, younger than Cissy Fitz Hugh, younger even than her own daughter, whom she presently came upon, teasing the dachshunds on the grass- plot beside the "glass room. " The girl was on her knees. Each separate thread of her gorgeous bush of hair glisten- ing in the dazzle of the late morning sun, her flushing cheeks, her somber b...rows, her hot, bright eyes, were all a part of the ripple of color and motion she made in the dead, warm greenness. The two long, wriggling dogs threw themselves upon her with yelps and scramblings. She tossed them back, rolled them off their feet, tousled and worried them with gurgles of joy and foolish, tender mutterings.
106 THAIR . . . AND CISSY Her mother's shadow, falling across her, brought up her eyes in a quick flash of rec- ognition.
" Oh, mama, the darlings ! Look ! The angels ! See him snap !
What to read after Mrs Essington the Romance of a House Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chamberlain Esther to read onlineMoreLess
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