Pamela Pounce a Tale of Tempestuous Petticoats
Pamela Pounce a Tale of Tempestuous Petticoats
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Miss Pounce looked at her visitors reflectively ; a high nosed, haughty, short, stout lady, flanked on either side by two tall daughters, the one beautiful, astoundingly so, a perfect miracle of loveliness ; and the other plain. No doubt about that; pleasant, bright-eyed, witty-looking, but plain.
" A hat for Miss ? " said the milliner, her glance resting upon the less favoured but unmistakably the elder damsel.
The high-nosed lady tossed her head.
" Certainly not, " she said with a glare. Here... she pushed the beauty forward, " For this young lady/' She looked round for a chair, let herself subside on a velvet stool, obsequiously advanced by Polly Popple, and began to talk very volubly and pompously.
" I have been told that you have very good taste. What can you suggest for my daughter ? Perhaps I had better tell you I am Lady Amelia Vibart. The Duchess of Queensberry has recommended you. I am sure that I shall find that you deserve her kind recom- mendation. I trust that you will. It is not my custom to come to shops myself, I generally expect to be served in my own house, but the Duchess advised me this is Miss Jane Vibart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Pounce looked at her visitors reflectively ; a high nosed, haughty, short, stout lady, flanked on either side by two tall daughters, the one beautiful, astoundingly so, a perfect miracle of loveliness ; and the other plain. No doubt about that; pleasant, bright-eyed, witty-looking, but plain.
" A hat for Miss ? " said the milliner, her glance resting upon the less favoured but unmistakably the elder damsel.
The high-nosed lady tossed her head.
" Certainly not, " she said with a glare. Here... she pushed the beauty forward, " For this young lady/' She looked round for a chair, let herself subside on a velvet stool, obsequiously advanced by Polly Popple, and began to talk very volubly and pompously.
" I have been told that you have very good taste. What can you suggest for my daughter ? Perhaps I had better tell you I am Lady Amelia Vibart. The Duchess of Queensberry has recommended you. I am sure that I shall find that you deserve her kind recom- mendation. I trust that you will. It is not my custom to come to shops myself, I generally expect to be served in my own house, but the Duchess advised me this is Miss Jane Vibart.
What to read after Pamela Pounce a Tale of Tempestuous Petticoats?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Castle to read onlineMoreLess
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