The West Brook Drives
The West Brook Drives
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A single hint from the whip or spur, would make him dance, or prance, walk Spanish, or march with stately tread, keeping perfect time to invisible music. He evidently enjoyed the admiration which he excited. Often when we were passing a hotel, particularly if the piazza happened to be full of people, he would not wait for any suggestions from us ; and when, as frequently occurred, they applauded, he was so proud he could scarcely contain himself.
At such times I^ex, with the judge on his back, ...(who, by the way, rides like the fabled Centaur, as if he were a part of the horse), would keep steadily at his work whether of trot or canter, looking mean- while as if he despised such frivolous actions.
The lady doctor rode Oscar. The judge said they evidently formed a mutual admiration society, and were proud of each other.
The judge's abundant gray hair rather gave him away as to age ; but as regarded the lady doctor, the silver threads did not show much.
The slender figure, the closely fitting habit, and the jaunty riding cap, quite concealed her matronly maturity, and led to a funny mistake on the part of the strangers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A single hint from the whip or spur, would make him dance, or prance, walk Spanish, or march with stately tread, keeping perfect time to invisible music. He evidently enjoyed the admiration which he excited. Often when we were passing a hotel, particularly if the piazza happened to be full of people, he would not wait for any suggestions from us ; and when, as frequently occurred, they applauded, he was so proud he could scarcely contain himself.
At such times I^ex, with the judge on his back, ...(who, by the way, rides like the fabled Centaur, as if he were a part of the horse), would keep steadily at his work whether of trot or canter, looking mean- while as if he despised such frivolous actions.
The lady doctor rode Oscar. The judge said they evidently formed a mutual admiration society, and were proud of each other.
The judge's abundant gray hair rather gave him away as to age ; but as regarded the lady doctor, the silver threads did not show much.
The slender figure, the closely fitting habit, and the jaunty riding cap, quite concealed her matronly maturity, and led to a funny mistake on the part of the strangers.
What to read after The West Brook Drives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henrietta Payne Westbrook to read onlineMoreLess
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