The Story of Juliette a Childs Romance
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137 She was standing on tiptoe by the dresser, to reach down the blue-and- white plates, and though the occupa- tion might be homely, prosaic even, it showed off the supple lines of her figure, and the delicate curves of her throat. The traveller almost wished she would stay like that ; but when she turned her head, and brought into view the dusky ripples of her hair, and the blood-red carnations against her neck, he thought she looked prettier still. No doubt he was becoming enchanted, o along... with every one else who lived in the Castle, and the sad, gray hues of his life were giving place to the rose- color of romance.
But one grows hungry, even in ro- O O j ' mance, and Francois and his oruest did ' O justice to the supper at which Virginia presided, Madame sending many apolo- 138 The Story of Juliette.
gies for her absence. The Princess was feverish and fretful, the Queen must watch and soothe her ; but Vir- ginie could take her place, and Monsieur would understand.
It was late when they rose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
137 She was standing on tiptoe by the dresser, to reach down the blue-and- white plates, and though the occupa- tion might be homely, prosaic even, it showed off the supple lines of her figure, and the delicate curves of her throat. The traveller almost wished she would stay like that ; but when she turned her head, and brought into view the dusky ripples of her hair, and the blood-red carnations against her neck, he thought she looked prettier still. No doubt he was becoming enchanted, o along... with every one else who lived in the Castle, and the sad, gray hues of his life were giving place to the rose- color of romance.
But one grows hungry, even in ro- O O j ' mance, and Francois and his oruest did ' O justice to the supper at which Virginia presided, Madame sending many apolo- 138 The Story of Juliette.
gies for her absence. The Princess was feverish and fretful, the Queen must watch and soothe her ; but Vir- ginie could take her place, and Monsieur would understand.
It was late when they rose.
What to read after The Story of Juliette a Childs Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrice Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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