The Primadonna; a Sequel to "fair Margaret"
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The plain fact is that the Primadonna began to dress early, out of sheer boredom, had her thick brown hair done in the most becoming way in spite of its natural waves, which happened to be imfashionable just tiien, and she put on the new gown with all the care and con- sideration which so noble a creation deserved.
'Madame is adorable,' observed Alphonsine. 'Ma- dame is a dream. Madame has only to lift her little finger, and kings will fall into ecstasy before her.' 'That would be very amusing,...' said Margaret, look- ing at herself in the glass, and less angry with the world than she had been. 'I have never seen a king in ecstasy.' Digitized by Google OBAP. xm THE FRniADONNA 285 'The fault is Madame's/ returned Alphonsine, possibly with truth.
When Margaret . went into the drawing-room Logo- theti was already there, and she felt a thrill of pleasure when his expression changed at sight of her. It is not easy to affect the pleased surprise which the sudden appearance of something beautiful brings into the face of a man who is not expecting anything unusual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plain fact is that the Primadonna began to dress early, out of sheer boredom, had her thick brown hair done in the most becoming way in spite of its natural waves, which happened to be imfashionable just tiien, and she put on the new gown with all the care and con- sideration which so noble a creation deserved.
'Madame is adorable,' observed Alphonsine. 'Ma- dame is a dream. Madame has only to lift her little finger, and kings will fall into ecstasy before her.' 'That would be very amusing,...' said Margaret, look- ing at herself in the glass, and less angry with the world than she had been. 'I have never seen a king in ecstasy.' Digitized by Google OBAP. xm THE FRniADONNA 285 'The fault is Madame's/ returned Alphonsine, possibly with truth.
When Margaret . went into the drawing-room Logo- theti was already there, and she felt a thrill of pleasure when his expression changed at sight of her. It is not easy to affect the pleased surprise which the sudden appearance of something beautiful brings into the face of a man who is not expecting anything unusual.
What to read after The Primadonna; a Sequel to "fair Margaret"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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