The Gay Cockade
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One felt that she might have fared equally well on dew and nectar. She had absolutely no interest in what was set before her, and after she married Perry this attitude of mind remained unchanged.
She was a wretched cook, and made no effort to acquire expertness. She and Perry lived in a small but well-built bungalow some miles out from town, and they could not afford a maid. When I dined with them I made up afterward for the deficiencies of their menu by a square meal at the club. There was no ...chance for Perry to make up, and I won- dered as the years went on how he stood it.
He seemed to stand it rather well, except that in time he came to have that same sharpened look of delicacy which added a spiritual note to Bosalie^s rich bloom. He always lighted up when he spoke of his wife, and he was always urging me to come and see them. I must admit that except for the meals I liked to go. Bosalie^s success at painting had been negligible, but her love of beauty was ex- pressed in the atmosphere she gave to her little home; she had achieved rather triumphant results in backgrounds and in furnishing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One felt that she might have fared equally well on dew and nectar. She had absolutely no interest in what was set before her, and after she married Perry this attitude of mind remained unchanged.
She was a wretched cook, and made no effort to acquire expertness. She and Perry lived in a small but well-built bungalow some miles out from town, and they could not afford a maid. When I dined with them I made up afterward for the deficiencies of their menu by a square meal at the club. There was no ...chance for Perry to make up, and I won- dered as the years went on how he stood it.
He seemed to stand it rather well, except that in time he came to have that same sharpened look of delicacy which added a spiritual note to Bosalie^s rich bloom. He always lighted up when he spoke of his wife, and he was always urging me to come and see them. I must admit that except for the meals I liked to go. Bosalie^s success at painting had been negligible, but her love of beauty was ex- pressed in the atmosphere she gave to her little home; she had achieved rather triumphant results in backgrounds and in furnishing.
What to read after The Gay Cockade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Temple - to read onlineMoreLess
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