For the Major, a Novelette
For the Major, a Novelette
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-V . -' Posted byX^ODgI&» " ntt vi/iirvit fiinrii^ - • »V« i by Google FOR THE MAJOR. 95 announced her dislike, and it had been ignored; her regard for Madam Carroll kept her from again ex- pressing the feeling.
The present reception was considered an especially delightful one. One reason for this was that Madam Carroll had altered her hours ; instead of from five to eight, they were now from eight to ten. True, the time was shorter ; but this was compensated for by the change from afternoon to... evening. For choice as had been the tone of elegant culture which had underlain these social meetings heretofore, there was no doubt but that they gained in the element of gayety by being deferred to candle-light. The candles inspired everybody ; it was felt to be more festal. The ladies wore flowers in their hair, and Ferdinand Kenneway came out in white gloves.
The Major, too, had not appeared so well all sum- mer as he did this evening ; every one remarked it.
Not that the Major did not always appear well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-V . -' Posted byX^ODgI&» " ntt vi/iirvit fiinrii^ - • »V« i by Google FOR THE MAJOR. 95 announced her dislike, and it had been ignored; her regard for Madam Carroll kept her from again ex- pressing the feeling.
The present reception was considered an especially delightful one. One reason for this was that Madam Carroll had altered her hours ; instead of from five to eight, they were now from eight to ten. True, the time was shorter ; but this was compensated for by the change from afternoon to... evening. For choice as had been the tone of elegant culture which had underlain these social meetings heretofore, there was no doubt but that they gained in the element of gayety by being deferred to candle-light. The candles inspired everybody ; it was felt to be more festal. The ladies wore flowers in their hair, and Ferdinand Kenneway came out in white gloves.
The Major, too, had not appeared so well all sum- mer as he did this evening ; every one remarked it.
Not that the Major did not always appear well.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woolson Constance Fenimore to read onlineMoreLess
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