Daphne (2012)
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People who had attended a very long and very boring opera just to get a glimpse of the latest Armitage pearl pronounced themselves vastly disappointed.
She was like a wax doll. Mr Archer, as everyone already knew, was like something out of Madame Tussaud’s. So much beauty, they mourned. Alas, that it lacked the spirit to set it alight.
Daphne was once more armoured against the cruel world in careful fashion and a mask-like face. She rarely smiled, or cried, or showed any animation whatso...ever. Heartless society said it could only be grateful that two such beautiful pieces of empty vanity had found each other, thereby sparing some unfortunate from marrying either one of them. Mr Archer was always straightening his waistcoat, or fiddling with his cravat, and Miss Daphne was always studying her face in a hand mirror to make sure some small spot or errant strand of hair was not marring the flawless perfection of her face.
Before, she had at least appeared charming in her silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People who had attended a very long and very boring opera just to get a glimpse of the latest Armitage pearl pronounced themselves vastly disappointed.
She was like a wax doll. Mr Archer, as everyone already knew, was like something out of Madame Tussaud’s. So much beauty, they mourned. Alas, that it lacked the spirit to set it alight.
Daphne was once more armoured against the cruel world in careful fashion and a mask-like face. She rarely smiled, or cried, or showed any animation whatso...ever. Heartless society said it could only be grateful that two such beautiful pieces of empty vanity had found each other, thereby sparing some unfortunate from marrying either one of them. Mr Archer was always straightening his waistcoat, or fiddling with his cravat, and Miss Daphne was always studying her face in a hand mirror to make sure some small spot or errant strand of hair was not marring the flawless perfection of her face.
Before, she had at least appeared charming in her silence.
What to read after Daphne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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