The Bell in the Fog And Other Stories
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Send Miss Webster here. " His sister entered in a few moments. She was nearly his age, but herfaded face showed wrinkles only on the brow and about the eyes. It worea look of haunting youth; the expression of a woman who has grown oldunwillingly, and still hopes, against reason, that youth is not a matterof a few years at the wrong end of life. Her hair was fashionablyarranged, but she was attired in a worn black silk, her only ornament ahair brooch. Her hands were small and well kept, although... the skin hungloose upon them, spotted with the moth-patches of age. Her figure waserect, but stout.
"What is it, brother?" she asked softly, addressing the back of theautocrat's head.
He wheeled about sharply.
"Why do you always come in like a cat? Do you think those people willcome to-day? It's raining cats and dogs. " "Certainly; they always come, and they have their carriages--" "That's just it. They're getting so damned high-toned that they'll soonfeel independent of me. But I'll turn them out, bag and baggage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Send Miss Webster here. " His sister entered in a few moments. She was nearly his age, but herfaded face showed wrinkles only on the brow and about the eyes. It worea look of haunting youth; the expression of a woman who has grown oldunwillingly, and still hopes, against reason, that youth is not a matterof a few years at the wrong end of life. Her hair was fashionablyarranged, but she was attired in a worn black silk, her only ornament ahair brooch. Her hands were small and well kept, although... the skin hungloose upon them, spotted with the moth-patches of age. Her figure waserect, but stout.
"What is it, brother?" she asked softly, addressing the back of theautocrat's head.
He wheeled about sharply.
"Why do you always come in like a cat? Do you think those people willcome to-day? It's raining cats and dogs. " "Certainly; they always come, and they have their carriages--" "That's just it. They're getting so damned high-toned that they'll soonfeel independent of me. But I'll turn them out, bag and baggage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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