The Devil's Cocktail (2015)
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He had found some of the people he appreciated, and had danced twice with Miss Rainer, the Deputy Commissioner’s daughter, a pretty dark-haired girl, who possessed an abundance of common sense as well as good looks.
He took her in to supper, and they sat with Joan and Miles at a table in a secluded part of the room. Close by were Groves and Miss Palmer seated with a plump little lady, Mrs Renfrew – who knew all about everybody in Lahore and added a great deal more – and her attendant cavalie...r, a tall, thin, vacuous-looking man, who possessed a wife, but was never seen with her.
Shannon introduced Miles to Groves and his party, and Miss Palmer immediately started talking to the American about her Besil, as she pronounced his name in her affected way. Miles listened politely, occasionally getting a word in himself, and at last he leant back towards Groves, who was behind him, and said, in a tone of admiration.
‘Say, Besil, I guess you’re some fellow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had found some of the people he appreciated, and had danced twice with Miss Rainer, the Deputy Commissioner’s daughter, a pretty dark-haired girl, who possessed an abundance of common sense as well as good looks.
He took her in to supper, and they sat with Joan and Miles at a table in a secluded part of the room. Close by were Groves and Miss Palmer seated with a plump little lady, Mrs Renfrew – who knew all about everybody in Lahore and added a great deal more – and her attendant cavalie...r, a tall, thin, vacuous-looking man, who possessed a wife, but was never seen with her.
Shannon introduced Miles to Groves and his party, and Miss Palmer immediately started talking to the American about her Besil, as she pronounced his name in her affected way. Miles listened politely, occasionally getting a word in himself, and at last he leant back towards Groves, who was behind him, and said, in a tone of admiration.
‘Say, Besil, I guess you’re some fellow.
What to read after The Devil's Cocktail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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