The Tale of Chloe
The Tale of Chloe
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The duchess measured Chloe and the beau together, with a mind swift inapprehending all that it hungered for.
She would have pursued the pleasing theme had she not been directed togaze below upon the towers and roofs of the Wells, shining sleepily in asiesta of afternoon Summer sunlight.
With a spread of her silken robe, she touched the edifice of her hair, murmuring to Chloe, 'I can't abide that powder. You shall see me walk ina hoop. I can. I've done it to slow music till my duke clapped hands.... I'm nothing sitting to what I am on my feet. That's because I haven'tgot fine language yet. I shall. It seems to come last. So, there 'sthe place. And whereabouts do all the great people meet and prommy--?' 'They promenade where you see the trees, madam, ' said Chloe.
'And where is it where the ladies sit and eat jam tarts with whippedcream on 'em, while the gentlemen stand and pay compliments?' Chloe said it was at a shop near the pump room.
Duchess Susan looked out over the house-tops, beyond the dusty hedges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The duchess measured Chloe and the beau together, with a mind swift inapprehending all that it hungered for.
She would have pursued the pleasing theme had she not been directed togaze below upon the towers and roofs of the Wells, shining sleepily in asiesta of afternoon Summer sunlight.
With a spread of her silken robe, she touched the edifice of her hair, murmuring to Chloe, 'I can't abide that powder. You shall see me walk ina hoop. I can. I've done it to slow music till my duke clapped hands.... I'm nothing sitting to what I am on my feet. That's because I haven'tgot fine language yet. I shall. It seems to come last. So, there 'sthe place. And whereabouts do all the great people meet and prommy--?' 'They promenade where you see the trees, madam, ' said Chloe.
'And where is it where the ladies sit and eat jam tarts with whippedcream on 'em, while the gentlemen stand and pay compliments?' Chloe said it was at a shop near the pump room.
Duchess Susan looked out over the house-tops, beyond the dusty hedges.
What to read after The Tale of Chloe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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