The Expatriates
The Expatriates
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She hates Rose because she is so handsome, and the Trotter has had just enough arrac to make her as obstinate as a mule. 1 believe she'd hit anybody with the punch ladle who bothered her now." The two young girls, each with a generous glass of punch in their hands, sUpped noiselessly out of the room and made their way to the top of the house.
306 THE EXPATRIATES Some half an hour afterwards. Rose saw Shirley and Townshend enter the salon together and look signif- icantly at each other. Shirley ...grinned and shook his head. Her color rose, for Townshend had not yet paid his respects to her, and she had not seen him since he had fought his duel for her sake. She could see, too, her father hovering around the brilliant Comtesse de Brissy.
He had not left her side since she entered. Rose was intensely uncomfortable.
The beautiful Duchesse de Briancourt made her waj^ slowly towards the hostess, leaning upon her son's arm and supported by a tortoise-shell stick set with jewels, more for ornament than for use, for she was gaining strength finely day by day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She hates Rose because she is so handsome, and the Trotter has had just enough arrac to make her as obstinate as a mule. 1 believe she'd hit anybody with the punch ladle who bothered her now." The two young girls, each with a generous glass of punch in their hands, sUpped noiselessly out of the room and made their way to the top of the house.
306 THE EXPATRIATES Some half an hour afterwards. Rose saw Shirley and Townshend enter the salon together and look signif- icantly at each other. Shirley ...grinned and shook his head. Her color rose, for Townshend had not yet paid his respects to her, and she had not seen him since he had fought his duel for her sake. She could see, too, her father hovering around the brilliant Comtesse de Brissy.
He had not left her side since she entered. Rose was intensely uncomfortable.
The beautiful Duchesse de Briancourt made her waj^ slowly towards the hostess, leaning upon her son's arm and supported by a tortoise-shell stick set with jewels, more for ornament than for use, for she was gaining strength finely day by day.
What to read after The Expatriates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lilian Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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