The Expatriates a Novel
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" " And I suppose you would like a powdered footman and coachman, like Lord Lucknow's, " said her father, dryly.
" I would !" declared Rose.
" A nice sort of republican you are ! Has England bitten you already ?" " I don't know that I ever did go in very much for Jef- fersonian simplicity. I always have loved uniforms and robes and powdered wigs and knee-breeches and silk stockings. The very ugliest costume that the mind of man could invent is a man's dress of to-day. It is so exquisitely hideo...us that it is almost tragic. " " A pretty figure I should cut in high-heeled satin slippers and a sword, " said her father.
Rose colored and turned away.
" There are others whom a sword would become bet ter, " she said.
" I don't like the looks of your chestnut, " said her fa ther, quite unconscious of her sarcasm. " He has a wicked look in his eye. " " Ah, but he is so handsome !" cried Rose, kindling with enthusiasm. " See his nose and the set of his ears. Look at those slim legs and the lines of his back and flanks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " And I suppose you would like a powdered footman and coachman, like Lord Lucknow's, " said her father, dryly.
" I would !" declared Rose.
" A nice sort of republican you are ! Has England bitten you already ?" " I don't know that I ever did go in very much for Jef- fersonian simplicity. I always have loved uniforms and robes and powdered wigs and knee-breeches and silk stockings. The very ugliest costume that the mind of man could invent is a man's dress of to-day. It is so exquisitely hideo...us that it is almost tragic. " " A pretty figure I should cut in high-heeled satin slippers and a sword, " said her father.
Rose colored and turned away.
" There are others whom a sword would become bet ter, " she said.
" I don't like the looks of your chestnut, " said her fa ther, quite unconscious of her sarcasm. " He has a wicked look in his eye. " " Ah, but he is so handsome !" cried Rose, kindling with enthusiasm. " See his nose and the set of his ears. Look at those slim legs and the lines of his back and flanks.
What to read after The Expatriates a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lilian Lida Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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