The Seven Sons of Mammon : a Story 2
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Mrs. Armytage passed some hundreds of acquaintances in the park. Amazons and cava- liers in the ride ; guardsmen and dandies lounging at the rails. She patronised them all. She puzzled the men ; she was the femme libre, but allowed no liberties. No one could say anything against her, and yet everybody had an innate conviction that she did not belong to the cate- gory of the immaculate. The Southbank, who was in great force in the Park that afternoon, hated Mrs. Armytage even worse than she did ...Miss Salusbury. " She's neither flesh nor fowl nor good red-herring/' was the disparaging remark of the plain-spoken Southbank. The more cynical VOL. II. y 66 THE SEVEN SONS OF MAMMON.
among the dandies said, that when she had a fixed residence in town, her house was one where you played at "being well-behaved, and made be- lieve to be proper. But everybody liked Mrs.
Armytage^s little dinners and card-parties, her dry Sillerj", her sparkling Burgundy, and her conversation.
As she cantered homewards, she caught sight of Captain William Goldthorpe, leaning over the rails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Armytage passed some hundreds of acquaintances in the park. Amazons and cava- liers in the ride ; guardsmen and dandies lounging at the rails. She patronised them all. She puzzled the men ; she was the femme libre, but allowed no liberties. No one could say anything against her, and yet everybody had an innate conviction that she did not belong to the cate- gory of the immaculate. The Southbank, who was in great force in the Park that afternoon, hated Mrs. Armytage even worse than she did ...Miss Salusbury. " She's neither flesh nor fowl nor good red-herring/' was the disparaging remark of the plain-spoken Southbank. The more cynical VOL. II. y 66 THE SEVEN SONS OF MAMMON.
among the dandies said, that when she had a fixed residence in town, her house was one where you played at "being well-behaved, and made be- lieve to be proper. But everybody liked Mrs.
Armytage^s little dinners and card-parties, her dry Sillerj", her sparkling Burgundy, and her conversation.
As she cantered homewards, she caught sight of Captain William Goldthorpe, leaning over the rails.
What to read after The Seven Sons of Mammon : a Story 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sala George Augustus to read onlineMoreLess
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