True And Other Stories
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Magill, whose eyes began to survey Natalia in the appalling light of a rival, after the first interview, took care to be present at all the rehearsals, as you may believe ; and a little real drama, for which no rehearsal was needed, began to move within the fictitious one.
186 KAJOR BARRIlSraTOK'S MARRIAaB.
IX.
Mrs. Magill was a short and rather fleshy person, with a bland countenance, in which the experiences of her forty years — ^good and bad alike — had agreed to get under shelter of a placi...d and non-committal tinge of pink, there to make what pretence they could of not be- ing experiences at all. There was the same discreet, uncommunicative look about her hair, which she wore stamped down along her forehead, with the severe sim- plicity of a butter-pat. Natalia's face, on the contrary, showed whatever she had been through. Thus, the widow and the unmarried woman trenched on each other's provinces, and promptly took a dislike one to another.
The farce in hand, as all my readers may not remem- ber, turns upon the fact that Henry Revel (Barrington), having been jilted by a lady who became Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Magill, whose eyes began to survey Natalia in the appalling light of a rival, after the first interview, took care to be present at all the rehearsals, as you may believe ; and a little real drama, for which no rehearsal was needed, began to move within the fictitious one.
186 KAJOR BARRIlSraTOK'S MARRIAaB.
IX.
Mrs. Magill was a short and rather fleshy person, with a bland countenance, in which the experiences of her forty years — ^good and bad alike — had agreed to get under shelter of a placi...d and non-committal tinge of pink, there to make what pretence they could of not be- ing experiences at all. There was the same discreet, uncommunicative look about her hair, which she wore stamped down along her forehead, with the severe sim- plicity of a butter-pat. Natalia's face, on the contrary, showed whatever she had been through. Thus, the widow and the unmarried woman trenched on each other's provinces, and promptly took a dislike one to another.
The farce in hand, as all my readers may not remem- ber, turns upon the fact that Henry Revel (Barrington), having been jilted by a lady who became Mrs.
What to read after True And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lathrop, George Parsons, 1851-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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