The Vehement Flame
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"What!" he said. "Are they engaged?" "Well, no; not _yet_. " There was a little pause; then Maurice (this was one of the moments whenhe forgot Jacky's future!) said, with great heartiness, "Old John's inluck!" He and Mrs. Houghton were sitting on the porch in that somnolenthour after dinner, before she went upstairs to take a nap, and Mauriceshould go over to the Bennetts' for singles with Johnny; Eleanor wasresting. Out on the lawn in the breezy sun and shadow under the tuliptree, Edith, fresh... from a shampoo, was reading. Now and then she tossedher head like a colt, to make her fluffy hair blow about in a glitteringbrown nimbus.
Maurice got up and sauntered over to her. "Coming to see me wallopJohnny?" "Maybe; if my horrid old hair ever dries. " Maurice looked at the "horrid old hair, " and wished he could put out hishand and touch it. He was faintly surprised at himself that he didn't doit! "How mad I used to make her when I pulled her hair!" Now, hecouldn't even put a finger on it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What!" he said. "Are they engaged?" "Well, no; not _yet_. " There was a little pause; then Maurice (this was one of the moments whenhe forgot Jacky's future!) said, with great heartiness, "Old John's inluck!" He and Mrs. Houghton were sitting on the porch in that somnolenthour after dinner, before she went upstairs to take a nap, and Mauriceshould go over to the Bennetts' for singles with Johnny; Eleanor wasresting. Out on the lawn in the breezy sun and shadow under the tuliptree, Edith, fresh... from a shampoo, was reading. Now and then she tossedher head like a colt, to make her fluffy hair blow about in a glitteringbrown nimbus.
Maurice got up and sauntered over to her. "Coming to see me wallopJohnny?" "Maybe; if my horrid old hair ever dries. " Maurice looked at the "horrid old hair, " and wished he could put out hishand and touch it. He was faintly surprised at himself that he didn't doit! "How mad I used to make her when I pulled her hair!" Now, hecouldn't even put a finger on it.
What to read after The Vehement Flame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deland, Margaret Wade Campbell, 1857-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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