Perdita (1981)
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The reason he did not was soon explained. “With all the extra company landed in on them—you and Perdie and Stornaway—the Griffords asked me to share my room with Tony Hall. They had put me in the best guest suite in the place, can’t imagine why. Millie was out-of-reason cross when I had to be moved, but a lord after all, they could not stable him with that yahoo of a Tony Hall. Stornaway got my suite. Tony tells me there was a rare dust-up when someone busted into old Mrs. Peachum’s room and fou...nd her unplugging her false teeth and untying her stays. It was certainly Stornaway, looking for me.”
It was delightful to envisage Stornaway pouncing in on an unsuspecting widow, in mid-toilette. Before the image faded from my mind, we had the rake-lord in person to observe. He came to the table at nine o’clock, immaculately garbed, shaved, combed, and so on. His elegance made one acutely aware of the plain provincial jackets of most, and the foppish raiment of the temporary citified bucks such as John.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reason he did not was soon explained. “With all the extra company landed in on them—you and Perdie and Stornaway—the Griffords asked me to share my room with Tony Hall. They had put me in the best guest suite in the place, can’t imagine why. Millie was out-of-reason cross when I had to be moved, but a lord after all, they could not stable him with that yahoo of a Tony Hall. Stornaway got my suite. Tony tells me there was a rare dust-up when someone busted into old Mrs. Peachum’s room and fou...nd her unplugging her false teeth and untying her stays. It was certainly Stornaway, looking for me.”
It was delightful to envisage Stornaway pouncing in on an unsuspecting widow, in mid-toilette. Before the image faded from my mind, we had the rake-lord in person to observe. He came to the table at nine o’clock, immaculately garbed, shaved, combed, and so on. His elegance made one acutely aware of the plain provincial jackets of most, and the foppish raiment of the temporary citified bucks such as John.
What to read after Perdita?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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