Marie Gourdon
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" "He is quiet yet. He won't go out anywhere, but works, works all thetime. Sometimes he comes to tea at my mother's on Sunday afternoon, butthat is the only time we see anything of him. Mademoiselle Laurentiaintroduced him to us. All the Academy people speak well of him, strangeto say, for he is a foreigner, and they are prejudiced against outsiders, as a rule. He has had several things hung at the _Salon_ in Paris, and ahead he painted of Mademoiselle Laurentia made a great hit last spring. B...ut, old boy, I must be going now, I've got to take Elsie to a dinnerparty to-night. Fearful bore, but when duty calls me, I always obey. You'll come with me to-morrow, eh? Then just drive round to thehouse at two o'clock sharp. Au revoir. " "Stop a moment, Jack. Can you give me Mademoiselle Laurentia's address?" "Yes, certainly, Number 17, The Grove Highgate. Are you going to see her?It always struck me that you and she didn't get on very well last autumnat Mount Severn. " "Did it strike you in that way?" "Yes, it did, and I couldn't help noticing that whenever you came in onedoor she seemed to go out of the other; in fact, old boy, I'm sure shedidn't like you much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "He is quiet yet. He won't go out anywhere, but works, works all thetime. Sometimes he comes to tea at my mother's on Sunday afternoon, butthat is the only time we see anything of him. Mademoiselle Laurentiaintroduced him to us. All the Academy people speak well of him, strangeto say, for he is a foreigner, and they are prejudiced against outsiders, as a rule. He has had several things hung at the _Salon_ in Paris, and ahead he painted of Mademoiselle Laurentia made a great hit last spring. B...ut, old boy, I must be going now, I've got to take Elsie to a dinnerparty to-night. Fearful bore, but when duty calls me, I always obey. You'll come with me to-morrow, eh? Then just drive round to thehouse at two o'clock sharp. Au revoir. " "Stop a moment, Jack. Can you give me Mademoiselle Laurentia's address?" "Yes, certainly, Number 17, The Grove Highgate. Are you going to see her?It always struck me that you and she didn't get on very well last autumnat Mount Severn. " "Did it strike you in that way?" "Yes, it did, and I couldn't help noticing that whenever you came in onedoor she seemed to go out of the other; in fact, old boy, I'm sure shedidn't like you much.
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