The Woman With the Fan
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She's the sort that's always kicking overthe traces and keeping it dark. I know 'em. " "I think you're rather unkind. Miss Schley's mother arrives to-morrow. " Leo Ulford put up his hands to his baby moustache and shook withlaughter.
"That's the only thing she wanted to set her up in business, " heejaculated. "A marmar. I do love those Americans!" "But you speak as if Mrs. Schley were a stage property!" "I'll bet she is. Wait till you see her. Why, it's a regular professionin the States, being ...a marmar. I tell you what--" He leaned forward and fixed his blue eyes on Lady Holme, with an air ofprofound acuteness.
"Are you going to see her?" "Mrs. Schley? I daresay. " "Well, you remember what I tell you. She'll be as dry as a dog-biscuit, wear a cap and spectacles with gold rims, and say nothing but 'Oh, my, yes indeed!' to everything that's said to her. Does she come fromSusanville?" "How extraordinary! I believe she does. " Leo Ulford's laugh was triumphant and prolonged.
"That's where they breed marmars!" he exclaimed, when he was able tospeak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She's the sort that's always kicking overthe traces and keeping it dark. I know 'em. " "I think you're rather unkind. Miss Schley's mother arrives to-morrow. " Leo Ulford put up his hands to his baby moustache and shook withlaughter.
"That's the only thing she wanted to set her up in business, " heejaculated. "A marmar. I do love those Americans!" "But you speak as if Mrs. Schley were a stage property!" "I'll bet she is. Wait till you see her. Why, it's a regular professionin the States, being ...a marmar. I tell you what--" He leaned forward and fixed his blue eyes on Lady Holme, with an air ofprofound acuteness.
"Are you going to see her?" "Mrs. Schley? I daresay. " "Well, you remember what I tell you. She'll be as dry as a dog-biscuit, wear a cap and spectacles with gold rims, and say nothing but 'Oh, my, yes indeed!' to everything that's said to her. Does she come fromSusanville?" "How extraordinary! I believe she does. " Leo Ulford's laugh was triumphant and prolonged.
"That's where they breed marmars!" he exclaimed, when he was able tospeak.
What to read after The Woman With the Fan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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