The Fawn Gloves
The Fawn Gloves
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Parable, inhelping the lady to adjust her cloak, drew her--it may have been byaccident--towards him; and then it was that a florid gentleman with ashort pipe in his mouth stepped forward and addressed the lady. Heraised his hat and, remarking "Good evening, " added that he hoped shewas "having a pleasant time. " His tone, I should explain, wassarcastic.
The young woman, whatever else may be said of her, struck me asbehaving quite correctly. Replying to his salutation with a cold anddistant bow,... she rose, and, turning to Mr. Parable, observed that shethought it was perhaps time for them to be going.
The gentleman, who had taken his pipe from his mouth, said--again in asarcastic tone--that he thought so too, and offered the lady his arm.
"I don't think we need trouble you, " said Mr. Parable, and steppedbetween them.
To describe what followed I, being a lady, am hampered for words. Iremember seeing Mr. Parable's hat go up into the air, and then the nextmoment the florid gentleman's head was lying on my counter smothered incigarettes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parable, inhelping the lady to adjust her cloak, drew her--it may have been byaccident--towards him; and then it was that a florid gentleman with ashort pipe in his mouth stepped forward and addressed the lady. Heraised his hat and, remarking "Good evening, " added that he hoped shewas "having a pleasant time. " His tone, I should explain, wassarcastic.
The young woman, whatever else may be said of her, struck me asbehaving quite correctly. Replying to his salutation with a cold anddistant bow,... she rose, and, turning to Mr. Parable, observed that shethought it was perhaps time for them to be going.
The gentleman, who had taken his pipe from his mouth, said--again in asarcastic tone--that he thought so too, and offered the lady his arm.
"I don't think we need trouble you, " said Mr. Parable, and steppedbetween them.
To describe what followed I, being a lady, am hampered for words. Iremember seeing Mr. Parable's hat go up into the air, and then the nextmoment the florid gentleman's head was lying on my counter smothered incigarettes.
What to read after The Fawn Gloves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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