The King's Mirror
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I liked Victoria's phrase very much. Of course it wasgreat promotion for Elsa. No wonder she was pleased and danced in herwalk; no wonder her eyes sparkled. Nay, it was small wonder that shefelt a kindliness for the hand whence came this great promotion.
"Yes, I suppose it is--what did you say? Oh, yes--great promotion, " saidI to Victoria.
"Immense! She was really a nobody before. " A hint of jealousy lurked in Victoria's tones. Perhaps she did not likethe prospect of being no longer at the he...ad of Forstadt society.
"There's nobody in Europe who would have refused you, I suppose, " shepursued. "Yes, she's lucky with a vengeance. " I began to laugh. Victoria frowned a little, as though my laughterannoyed her. However I had my laugh out; the picture of my position, sketched by Victoria, deserved that. Then I lit a cigarette and stoodlooking out of the window.
"Poor child!" said I. "How long will it last?" Victoria made no answer. She sat where she was for a few moments; thenshe got up, flung an arm round my neck, and gave me a briefbusiness-like kiss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I liked Victoria's phrase very much. Of course it wasgreat promotion for Elsa. No wonder she was pleased and danced in herwalk; no wonder her eyes sparkled. Nay, it was small wonder that shefelt a kindliness for the hand whence came this great promotion.
"Yes, I suppose it is--what did you say? Oh, yes--great promotion, " saidI to Victoria.
"Immense! She was really a nobody before. " A hint of jealousy lurked in Victoria's tones. Perhaps she did not likethe prospect of being no longer at the he...ad of Forstadt society.
"There's nobody in Europe who would have refused you, I suppose, " shepursued. "Yes, she's lucky with a vengeance. " I began to laugh. Victoria frowned a little, as though my laughterannoyed her. However I had my laugh out; the picture of my position, sketched by Victoria, deserved that. Then I lit a cigarette and stoodlooking out of the window.
"Poor child!" said I. "How long will it last?" Victoria made no answer. She sat where she was for a few moments; thenshe got up, flung an arm round my neck, and gave me a briefbusiness-like kiss.
What to read after The King's Mirror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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