The Coquette's Victim
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My ideal ofwoman is some one as lofty, grand, beautiful and gifted as you. " "Yet there are coquettes, " she said, gravely.
"I do not doubt it. I only say there would be no charm for me in thefairest of them all. " Just then two gentlemen entered at the other end of the room, and theslight noise made by their entrance caused Lady Amelie to look up. Basil, who was watching her every movement, as he always did, attentively, saw her turn very pale and a sudden cloud of fear dimmedthe radiance of h...er eyes.
"Lady Amelie, you are ill!" he cried; "or tired. " "I am tired, " she said, and they sat down on one of the seats, placedin the middle of the room. It struck him that she was anxiously tryingto conceal herself from observation, yet the idea seemed absurd.
In the meantime, the two gentlemen advanced slowly up the room. They, too, paused before "The Coquette's Decision, " and laughed. Then one, leaving his companion, came hastily to the seat where Lady Amelie wassitting. He held out his hand as though surprised and delighted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My ideal ofwoman is some one as lofty, grand, beautiful and gifted as you. " "Yet there are coquettes, " she said, gravely.
"I do not doubt it. I only say there would be no charm for me in thefairest of them all. " Just then two gentlemen entered at the other end of the room, and theslight noise made by their entrance caused Lady Amelie to look up. Basil, who was watching her every movement, as he always did, attentively, saw her turn very pale and a sudden cloud of fear dimmedthe radiance of h...er eyes.
"Lady Amelie, you are ill!" he cried; "or tired. " "I am tired, " she said, and they sat down on one of the seats, placedin the middle of the room. It struck him that she was anxiously tryingto conceal herself from observation, yet the idea seemed absurd.
In the meantime, the two gentlemen advanced slowly up the room. They, too, paused before "The Coquette's Decision, " and laughed. Then one, leaving his companion, came hastily to the seat where Lady Amelie wassitting. He held out his hand as though surprised and delighted.
What to read after The Coquette's Victim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brame Charlotte M. to read onlineMoreLess
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