The Fog a Novel
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Then a manservant presented the various dishes, and until Milly noticed that the others were not doing it, she took the big dish from the servant's hand as she helped herself, a proceeding which perturbed that worthy greatly.
The fellow with the trick mustache essayed several at tempts at conversation which Milly answered in monosylla bles. Then the fat man at her right turned to her with a sud denness which almost made her upset her water glass and asked : "Have you seen Barrymore in 'Peter Ib...betson' yet, Mrs. Forge?" " Milly had not seen Barrymore in "Peter Ibbetson. " In the first place she had not the slightest notion who Barry- more was and in the second place she had not the slightest idea of what he should be doing in "Peter Ibbetson" or any one else, and how he managed it.
"Who's Barrymore?" demanded Milly.
"My dear woman! Is it possible you don't know the Barrymores ?" "One can't know everybody, " remarked Milly wither- ingly. She considered this neat and sophisticated, wishing at the same time she had bought a dress with a low neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then a manservant presented the various dishes, and until Milly noticed that the others were not doing it, she took the big dish from the servant's hand as she helped herself, a proceeding which perturbed that worthy greatly.
The fellow with the trick mustache essayed several at tempts at conversation which Milly answered in monosylla bles. Then the fat man at her right turned to her with a sud denness which almost made her upset her water glass and asked : "Have you seen Barrymore in 'Peter Ib...betson' yet, Mrs. Forge?" " Milly had not seen Barrymore in "Peter Ibbetson. " In the first place she had not the slightest notion who Barry- more was and in the second place she had not the slightest idea of what he should be doing in "Peter Ibbetson" or any one else, and how he managed it.
"Who's Barrymore?" demanded Milly.
"My dear woman! Is it possible you don't know the Barrymores ?" "One can't know everybody, " remarked Milly wither- ingly. She considered this neat and sophisticated, wishing at the same time she had bought a dress with a low neck.
What to read after The Fog a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dudley Pelley to read onlineMoreLess
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