The Gray Dawn
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As for the rest, her stockingswere white, her slippers ribboned with cross-ties up the ankles, shecarried a stiff and formal bouquet, as big around as a plate, composed ofwired flowers ornamented with a "cape" of lace paper; but those things werecommon.
Altogether, Nan looked extraordinarily well, made a sensation. Keith waspleased and proud of her. He picked one of the blazoned vellum cards fromthe table and scrawled his initials opposite half a dozen dances.
"I'm going to hold you to those, y...ou know, " he said.
They proceeded, leisurely across the floor, and Keith established her inone of the chairs.
"I'll go get some of the men I want you to meet, " said he. When he returnedwith Bernard Black he found Nan already surrounded, Ben Sansome was there, and Calhoun Bennett, and a half-dozen others, either acquaintances made onsome of the Sundays, or young men brought up by Sansome in his capacity ofMaster of Ceremonies. She was having a good time laughing, her colour high, Keith looked about him with the intention of filling his own card.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As for the rest, her stockingswere white, her slippers ribboned with cross-ties up the ankles, shecarried a stiff and formal bouquet, as big around as a plate, composed ofwired flowers ornamented with a "cape" of lace paper; but those things werecommon.
Altogether, Nan looked extraordinarily well, made a sensation. Keith waspleased and proud of her. He picked one of the blazoned vellum cards fromthe table and scrawled his initials opposite half a dozen dances.
"I'm going to hold you to those, y...ou know, " he said.
They proceeded, leisurely across the floor, and Keith established her inone of the chairs.
"I'll go get some of the men I want you to meet, " said he. When he returnedwith Bernard Black he found Nan already surrounded, Ben Sansome was there, and Calhoun Bennett, and a half-dozen others, either acquaintances made onsome of the Sundays, or young men brought up by Sansome in his capacity ofMaster of Ceremonies. She was having a good time laughing, her colour high, Keith looked about him with the intention of filling his own card.
What to read after The Gray Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Stewart Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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