The Shoulders of Atlas; a Novel
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When Sylvia confided to her her aspiration con- cerning the pink silk which she had found among Abrahama's possessions, Rose did not laugh at all, but she looked at her thoughtfully.
"Don't you think it would be suitable if I had it made with some black lace?" asked Sylvia, wistfully.
"Henry thinks it is too young for me, but — " "Not black," Rose said, decisively. The two were up in the attic beside the old chest of finery. Rose took out an old barege of an ashes-of-roses color.
She laid a fol...d of the barege over the pink silk, then she looked radiantly at Sylvia.
"It will make a perfectly lovely gown for you if you use the pink for a petticoat," said she, "and have the gown made of this delicious old stuff." "The pink for a petticoat?" gasped Sylvia.
"It is the only way," said Rose; "and you must have gray gloves, and a bonnet of gray with just one pale-pink rose in it. Don't you understand? Then ii6 THE SHOULDERS OF ATLAS you will harmonize with your dress. Your hair is gray, and there is pink in your cheeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Sylvia confided to her her aspiration con- cerning the pink silk which she had found among Abrahama's possessions, Rose did not laugh at all, but she looked at her thoughtfully.
"Don't you think it would be suitable if I had it made with some black lace?" asked Sylvia, wistfully.
"Henry thinks it is too young for me, but — " "Not black," Rose said, decisively. The two were up in the attic beside the old chest of finery. Rose took out an old barege of an ashes-of-roses color.
She laid a fol...d of the barege over the pink silk, then she looked radiantly at Sylvia.
"It will make a perfectly lovely gown for you if you use the pink for a petticoat," said she, "and have the gown made of this delicious old stuff." "The pink for a petticoat?" gasped Sylvia.
"It is the only way," said Rose; "and you must have gray gloves, and a bonnet of gray with just one pale-pink rose in it. Don't you understand? Then ii6 THE SHOULDERS OF ATLAS you will harmonize with your dress. Your hair is gray, and there is pink in your cheeks.
What to read after The Shoulders of Atlas; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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