Blind Alleys; a Novel of Nowadays
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At any rate, it was quickly evident that Miss Imboden's word was law within those four walls.
There was a consultation, not hurried but rapid, as to stuffs and styles and trimmings. Then Miss Imboden with her companion drove away to the TWO WOMEN 187 shops to make the necessary purchases. On their return the elder woman said : — "Deborah, you will want to send a note to your people, telling them that you will be detained with me till midnight. You can write it here.
Morrison, have one of the gi...rls ring for a messenger at once, please." Thus, with a promptitude of decision and a quiet imperativeness of command that would have become the admiral of a fleet in action, Miss Imboden proceeded to accomplish her purpose.
At seven o'clock Deborah Gerard stood dressed, and, as Miss Imboden said, "looking like a dream of simple beauty." "Do you always make people do what you want them to do in that fashion?" asked Debo- rah, with a little laugh, when the dressmaking women were gone and she was left alone with Miss Imboden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At any rate, it was quickly evident that Miss Imboden's word was law within those four walls.
There was a consultation, not hurried but rapid, as to stuffs and styles and trimmings. Then Miss Imboden with her companion drove away to the TWO WOMEN 187 shops to make the necessary purchases. On their return the elder woman said : — "Deborah, you will want to send a note to your people, telling them that you will be detained with me till midnight. You can write it here.
Morrison, have one of the gi...rls ring for a messenger at once, please." Thus, with a promptitude of decision and a quiet imperativeness of command that would have become the admiral of a fleet in action, Miss Imboden proceeded to accomplish her purpose.
At seven o'clock Deborah Gerard stood dressed, and, as Miss Imboden said, "looking like a dream of simple beauty." "Do you always make people do what you want them to do in that fashion?" asked Debo- rah, with a little laugh, when the dressmaking women were gone and she was left alone with Miss Imboden.
What to read after Blind Alleys; a Novel of Nowadays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston George Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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