The Dust Flower
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"There are people like that--little dust-flowers cheering up thewayside for the rest of us poor brutes. " She said, wistfully: "I suppose you've known a lot of them. " [Illustration: THE PRINCE'S FIRST WORDS WERE ALSO A DISTRACTION FROMTERRORS, AND ENCHANTMENTS WHICH MADE HER FEEL FAINT] As he laughed his eyes rested on a man sauntering toward them from thedirection of Fifth Avenue. "I've known about two--" his eyes came backto smile again down into hers--"or _one_. " He started as a man starts...who receives a new suggestion. "I say! Let's go in and look up chicoryand succory in the encyclopedia. Then we'll know all about it. Itseems to me, too, " he went on, reminiscently, "that I read a littlepoem about this very blue flower--by Margaret Deland, I think itwas--only a few weeks ago. I believe I could put my hand on it. Comealong. " As he sprang up the steps the pearly gates were opening again beforeLetty when the man whom Allerton had seen sauntering toward themactually passed by. Passing he lifted his hat politely, smiled, andsaid, "Good afternoon, Miss Gravely, " like any other gentleman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There are people like that--little dust-flowers cheering up thewayside for the rest of us poor brutes. " She said, wistfully: "I suppose you've known a lot of them. " [Illustration: THE PRINCE'S FIRST WORDS WERE ALSO A DISTRACTION FROMTERRORS, AND ENCHANTMENTS WHICH MADE HER FEEL FAINT] As he laughed his eyes rested on a man sauntering toward them from thedirection of Fifth Avenue. "I've known about two--" his eyes came backto smile again down into hers--"or _one_. " He started as a man starts...who receives a new suggestion. "I say! Let's go in and look up chicoryand succory in the encyclopedia. Then we'll know all about it. Itseems to me, too, " he went on, reminiscently, "that I read a littlepoem about this very blue flower--by Margaret Deland, I think itwas--only a few weeks ago. I believe I could put my hand on it. Comealong. " As he sprang up the steps the pearly gates were opening again beforeLetty when the man whom Allerton had seen sauntering toward themactually passed by. Passing he lifted his hat politely, smiled, andsaid, "Good afternoon, Miss Gravely, " like any other gentleman.
What to read after The Dust Flower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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