Dead-Sea Fruit 1
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" "Miss Fitzormond' s dress was absolutely dowdy. A new style, Mrs. Castlemaine told 204 DEAD-SEA FRUIT.
me ; the last rage in Paris ; and supposed to have been developed from the fair Eugenie's inner consciousness. It is rather hard upon the Empress that she should he accredited with every atrocity invented by the enterprising mil- liners of the Fauburg St. Honore." *'What was the dress?" Mrs. Jerningham demanded, languidly.
*' Something mauve, festooned with steel chains and spikes ; Miss Fit...zormond looked like a mauve prisoner escaped from Newgate." " Were there many pretty women at the fete ? No ; you needn't answer me. Of course you will declare that you found yourself amidst an assemblage of Gorgons. Men are so fearful of wounding a woman's vanity, that they rarely remember she may by some possibility possess a grain or two of common-sense. Let us go to the dining-room. It is time for luncheon, and I da^e say my aunt has been sending skirmishers out to look for me." " There is a parcel of books and music at the station.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Miss Fitzormond' s dress was absolutely dowdy. A new style, Mrs. Castlemaine told 204 DEAD-SEA FRUIT.
me ; the last rage in Paris ; and supposed to have been developed from the fair Eugenie's inner consciousness. It is rather hard upon the Empress that she should he accredited with every atrocity invented by the enterprising mil- liners of the Fauburg St. Honore." *'What was the dress?" Mrs. Jerningham demanded, languidly.
*' Something mauve, festooned with steel chains and spikes ; Miss Fit...zormond looked like a mauve prisoner escaped from Newgate." " Were there many pretty women at the fete ? No ; you needn't answer me. Of course you will declare that you found yourself amidst an assemblage of Gorgons. Men are so fearful of wounding a woman's vanity, that they rarely remember she may by some possibility possess a grain or two of common-sense. Let us go to the dining-room. It is time for luncheon, and I da^e say my aunt has been sending skirmishers out to look for me." " There is a parcel of books and music at the station.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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