Black is the Fashion for Dying
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she said aloud. “I’m coming.”
Three Caresse Garnets glowered at her from the winged mirror above the white dressing table. She leaned forward to examine the full-faced Caresse in the center. The eyes were too bright, feverish, almost; and the skin was taut over cheekbones and jaw. Caresse looked old and vindictive. Yes, old. Even under the heavy make-up, crow’s feet showed at the corners of eyes and lips. That would never do. She brought the lips up in a smile, made the face friendly, blandly we...lcoming.
Come in, Hedda darling! Come in!
What a lovely dressing room! Those walls—real leather?
Yes, white calfskin. I had it done over when the picture started.
Scrumptious!
Hedda, my contract’s been renewed for another year.
That’s not news, Caresse. We all expected that.
I know, but I thought my public (such as it is) would be interested.
Of course, darling. But an item like that, all alone. Pretty bald. If we had some sort of a story to tie in with— Well, something funny happened last night, at a weird party I gave to celebrate the option.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she said aloud. “I’m coming.”
Three Caresse Garnets glowered at her from the winged mirror above the white dressing table. She leaned forward to examine the full-faced Caresse in the center. The eyes were too bright, feverish, almost; and the skin was taut over cheekbones and jaw. Caresse looked old and vindictive. Yes, old. Even under the heavy make-up, crow’s feet showed at the corners of eyes and lips. That would never do. She brought the lips up in a smile, made the face friendly, blandly we...lcoming.
Come in, Hedda darling! Come in!
What a lovely dressing room! Those walls—real leather?
Yes, white calfskin. I had it done over when the picture started.
Scrumptious!
Hedda, my contract’s been renewed for another year.
That’s not news, Caresse. We all expected that.
I know, but I thought my public (such as it is) would be interested.
Of course, darling. But an item like that, all alone. Pretty bald. If we had some sort of a story to tie in with— Well, something funny happened last night, at a weird party I gave to celebrate the option.
What to read after Black is the Fashion for Dying?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Latimer to read onlineMoreLess
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