The Sands of Pleasure
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" I feel like an unmannerly fool," he said to Lauder once, while they were alone for a moment; " I find myself regarding every evidence of good taste or good feeling with a kind of priggish astonishment." " I know," Lauder answered, " I feel the same thing myself. Of course I don't believe you'd find the dignity and wholesomeness of life that you see here anywhere but in Montmartre, in women of this class; and we've struck a particu- larly good example." The two girls came back at this moment, ...Marthe in her blue dress and hat with cherries in it, Gabie in her plain black dress and a straw hat; but both dressed with an admirable precision and restraint as to detail. The pretty domesticity of the scene and Gable's charming disinterested friendship had pleased them so much that they 160 THE SANDS OP PLEASURE begged her to join them in their walk. No: she would not think of deranging them; she had engagements. But when Martha added her en- treaties she consented, obviously with pleasure only tempered by an extreme desire not to be in the way; and the four set off through the sunny streets to climb the hill to the Sacre Coeur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I feel like an unmannerly fool," he said to Lauder once, while they were alone for a moment; " I find myself regarding every evidence of good taste or good feeling with a kind of priggish astonishment." " I know," Lauder answered, " I feel the same thing myself. Of course I don't believe you'd find the dignity and wholesomeness of life that you see here anywhere but in Montmartre, in women of this class; and we've struck a particu- larly good example." The two girls came back at this moment, ...Marthe in her blue dress and hat with cherries in it, Gabie in her plain black dress and a straw hat; but both dressed with an admirable precision and restraint as to detail. The pretty domesticity of the scene and Gable's charming disinterested friendship had pleased them so much that they 160 THE SANDS OP PLEASURE begged her to join them in their walk. No: she would not think of deranging them; she had engagements. But when Martha added her en- treaties she consented, obviously with pleasure only tempered by an extreme desire not to be in the way; and the four set off through the sunny streets to climb the hill to the Sacre Coeur.
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