The Vice of Fools
The Vice of Fools
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"I began to think you had forgotten. " "Once a friend always a friend, " she an swered. Count Joam de Albuquerque came to claim a dance. "Will you come and see me to-morrow?" she said to Mait- land, cordially. "I shall be home after five. " "If I may, " he answered as she was whirled away in the dizzy, old-world fashion by the Portuguese. He followed her with his eyes. "I might love that girl, " he said to himself, "if I only dared, but beggars can *t afford to be choosers in this day and gener...ation. " Then he turned away and walked toward Phoebe Smith, who tried to look uncon scious when she saw him coming. The cotillon was commencing. Ponia- minski led with dash and spirit, throwing all the energy of his fiery little self into the work. Soon he had maids and matrons, youths and antediluvians romping about the ball-room like so many children at a THE VICE OF FOOLS 197 May-day festival. Each figure was original, and there were continuous surprises in tended to put people in good humor and make them forget the dignity of official dom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I began to think you had forgotten. " "Once a friend always a friend, " she an swered. Count Joam de Albuquerque came to claim a dance. "Will you come and see me to-morrow?" she said to Mait- land, cordially. "I shall be home after five. " "If I may, " he answered as she was whirled away in the dizzy, old-world fashion by the Portuguese. He followed her with his eyes. "I might love that girl, " he said to himself, "if I only dared, but beggars can *t afford to be choosers in this day and gener...ation. " Then he turned away and walked toward Phoebe Smith, who tried to look uncon scious when she saw him coming. The cotillon was commencing. Ponia- minski led with dash and spirit, throwing all the energy of his fiery little self into the work. Soon he had maids and matrons, youths and antediluvians romping about the ball-room like so many children at a THE VICE OF FOOLS 197 May-day festival. Each figure was original, and there were continuous surprises in tended to put people in good humor and make them forget the dignity of official dom.
What to read after The Vice of Fools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Hobart Chatfield Chatfield Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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