The Love Affairs of Pixie
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" "All the more credit to me!" retorted Pixie glibly. She lifted a chairwhich stood at the left of the fireplace, carried it to a similarposition on the right, and seated herself upon it. "This side's thebest. --I must sit here, and let Mr Glynn see my splendour in fullblast. Won't he be pleased?" "He'll never notice. Glynn's above hats, " Pat maintained; but, nevertheless, he could not take his own eyes off the dainty grey figure, with the piquant face smiling beneath the brim of the wide hat,... and thatfascinating little tip of blue ending the long, grey plume. Hisadmiration showed in his eyes, but he felt it his duty to be bracing inwords.
"I never thought I should live to see _you_ conceited about clothes!" "Ye _do_ get these shocks in life. It's a sad old world!" answeredPixie, and grimaced at him saucily, as she buttoned her glove.
And, after all, Stephen Glynn never did notice the feather. For aten-pound note he could not have described the next day a single articleof Pixie's attire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "All the more credit to me!" retorted Pixie glibly. She lifted a chairwhich stood at the left of the fireplace, carried it to a similarposition on the right, and seated herself upon it. "This side's thebest. --I must sit here, and let Mr Glynn see my splendour in fullblast. Won't he be pleased?" "He'll never notice. Glynn's above hats, " Pat maintained; but, nevertheless, he could not take his own eyes off the dainty grey figure, with the piquant face smiling beneath the brim of the wide hat,... and thatfascinating little tip of blue ending the long, grey plume. Hisadmiration showed in his eyes, but he felt it his duty to be bracing inwords.
"I never thought I should live to see _you_ conceited about clothes!" "Ye _do_ get these shocks in life. It's a sad old world!" answeredPixie, and grimaced at him saucily, as she buttoned her glove.
And, after all, Stephen Glynn never did notice the feather. For aten-pound note he could not have described the next day a single articleof Pixie's attire.
What to read after The Love Affairs of Pixie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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