Looks to Die for
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I pulled into the underground parking lot, gave my car to the valet, and took an elevator directly to the Briggs & Briggs advertising agency on the eighteenth floor. Ushered into Julie’s office, I felt like I’d dropped into her country house. She had an antique pine desk, a soft white muslin sofa, flowered down pillows, and a coffee table made from an old trunk. Then I got it. Julie didn’t need the usual trappings to exude power.“I love what you’ve done here,” I said after Julie and I had shaken... hands. Looking again at the sweet pine desk, I realized it was English, circa 1890, and the coffee table was a British steamer trunk with authentic decals from Her Majesty’s Navy. “These are fabulous. So original. Where did you ever get them?”“Here and there,” she said with a shrug, glancing around the room. “Some at antique stores on Melrose, I think.” Then in case I’d guessed that her decorator had found the rare pieces and simply sent them over, she added, “I buy what I like.”“Oh.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I pulled into the underground parking lot, gave my car to the valet, and took an elevator directly to the Briggs & Briggs advertising agency on the eighteenth floor. Ushered into Julie’s office, I felt like I’d dropped into her country house. She had an antique pine desk, a soft white muslin sofa, flowered down pillows, and a coffee table made from an old trunk. Then I got it. Julie didn’t need the usual trappings to exude power.“I love what you’ve done here,” I said after Julie and I had shaken... hands. Looking again at the sweet pine desk, I realized it was English, circa 1890, and the coffee table was a British steamer trunk with authentic decals from Her Majesty’s Navy. “These are fabulous. So original. Where did you ever get them?”“Here and there,” she said with a shrug, glancing around the room. “Some at antique stores on Melrose, I think.” Then in case I’d guessed that her decorator had found the rare pieces and simply sent them over, she added, “I buy what I like.”“Oh.”
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