No Time for Love (Bantam Series No. 40)
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The Company were to assemble there before they proceeded to luncheon served on gold plates, in the Mediaeval Dining-Room.The Drawing-Room was furnished with Louis XIV cabinets, Italian and Dutch pictures and Aubusson carpets. The walls were white, picked out in gleaming gold and the Genoese velvet curtains were decorated with a profusion of tassels and silk fringes.“Champagne or Bourbon, Mr. Harvey?” the Butler asked.“Bourbon!” Harvey Vanderfeld replied and immediately lifted a glass to his lips....His relatives started to file into the room, the women in gowns heavily embellished with crepe; black veils which they had now pushed back from their faces fell over their shoulders and down their backs.“It was a beautiful funeral!” a middle-aged woman gushed at Harvey Vanderfeld.“I am glad you thought so, Cousin Alice.”“And your address, it is magnificent! You were more eloquent than I have ever heard you. There was not a dry eye in the Chapel of the Crematorium.”Harvey Vanderfeld preened himself a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Company were to assemble there before they proceeded to luncheon served on gold plates, in the Mediaeval Dining-Room.The Drawing-Room was furnished with Louis XIV cabinets, Italian and Dutch pictures and Aubusson carpets. The walls were white, picked out in gleaming gold and the Genoese velvet curtains were decorated with a profusion of tassels and silk fringes.“Champagne or Bourbon, Mr. Harvey?” the Butler asked.“Bourbon!” Harvey Vanderfeld replied and immediately lifted a glass to his lips....His relatives started to file into the room, the women in gowns heavily embellished with crepe; black veils which they had now pushed back from their faces fell over their shoulders and down their backs.“It was a beautiful funeral!” a middle-aged woman gushed at Harvey Vanderfeld.“I am glad you thought so, Cousin Alice.”“And your address, it is magnificent! You were more eloquent than I have ever heard you. There was not a dry eye in the Chapel of the Crematorium.”Harvey Vanderfeld preened himself a little.
What to read after No Time for Love (Bantam Series No. 40)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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