The Poems And Prose of Ernest Dowson
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Her companion was a small, vivacious man with a gray imperial, and the red ribbon in his buttonhole, to whose continuous stream of talk, eked out with meridional gestures, she had the air of being listlessly resigned. Her dress, a marvel ofdiscretion, its colour the yellow of old ivory, was of some very richand stiff stuff cut square to her neck; that, and her great black hair, clustered to a crimson rose at the top of her head, made the pallor of herface a thing to marvel at. Her beauty was at... once sombre and illuminating, and youthful no less. The woman of thirty: but her complexion, and herarms, which were bare, were soft in texture as a young girl's.
I made my way as well as I could for the crowd, to my hostess, listened, with what patience I might, to some polite praise of my playing, and mademy request.
'Mrs. Destrier, I have an immense favour to ask; introduce me to MadameRomanoff!' She gave me a quick, shrewd smile; then I remembered stories of herintimate quaintness.
'My dear young man!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her companion was a small, vivacious man with a gray imperial, and the red ribbon in his buttonhole, to whose continuous stream of talk, eked out with meridional gestures, she had the air of being listlessly resigned. Her dress, a marvel ofdiscretion, its colour the yellow of old ivory, was of some very richand stiff stuff cut square to her neck; that, and her great black hair, clustered to a crimson rose at the top of her head, made the pallor of herface a thing to marvel at. Her beauty was at... once sombre and illuminating, and youthful no less. The woman of thirty: but her complexion, and herarms, which were bare, were soft in texture as a young girl's.
I made my way as well as I could for the crowd, to my hostess, listened, with what patience I might, to some polite praise of my playing, and mademy request.
'Mrs. Destrier, I have an immense favour to ask; introduce me to MadameRomanoff!' She gave me a quick, shrewd smile; then I remembered stories of herintimate quaintness.
'My dear young man!
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