With the Procession : a Novel
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Brower." " Who is Mr. Brower, may I ask ?" " A friend of Jane Marshall's." This (save that he had a trusty face) was all that she knew of Theodore Brower ; but she thought it enough.
" And who is Jane Marshall ?" Mrs. Bates gave her questioner one look. " Eeally, you surprise me," she observed, and said no word more. Within a week Jane was known throughout the inquirer's whole set.
Truesdale presently passed Mrs. Bates with a girl 177 on his arm. " I wonder if that's another one of the tea-pour...ers ?" she asked herself.
It was. Truesdale was escorting Gladys — Gladys McKenna, as her complete name had finally come to him. He had laughed on first heariilg it. " There's a chaud-froid for you, sure enough !" Gladys wore a flame-Colored gown, and her eyes, curiously fringed with black above and beneath, had an outre and dishevelled appearance that lingered in the memory as wax-works do. She kept a strong clutch on his arm, and galloped alongside him with a persistent camaraderie which conveyed no hint of cessation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brower." " Who is Mr. Brower, may I ask ?" " A friend of Jane Marshall's." This (save that he had a trusty face) was all that she knew of Theodore Brower ; but she thought it enough.
" And who is Jane Marshall ?" Mrs. Bates gave her questioner one look. " Eeally, you surprise me," she observed, and said no word more. Within a week Jane was known throughout the inquirer's whole set.
Truesdale presently passed Mrs. Bates with a girl 177 on his arm. " I wonder if that's another one of the tea-pour...ers ?" she asked herself.
It was. Truesdale was escorting Gladys — Gladys McKenna, as her complete name had finally come to him. He had laughed on first heariilg it. " There's a chaud-froid for you, sure enough !" Gladys wore a flame-Colored gown, and her eyes, curiously fringed with black above and beneath, had an outre and dishevelled appearance that lingered in the memory as wax-works do. She kept a strong clutch on his arm, and galloped alongside him with a persistent camaraderie which conveyed no hint of cessation.
What to read after With the Procession : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller Henry Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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