The Black Knight
The Black Knight
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Anita, with a gesture of impatience, pushed back her chair and went into the adjoining room. Through the open door Nancy could see her directing Marie and a tall young man she called Franz in the arrangement of seats, lights and tables, as much with her hands as by what she said. She had white well-kept hands but not well-bred ones ; nor was her voice well-bred or her laugh.
Both had tones in them that jarred. She wore black to-night and it suited h^r : but even at night there were the unmistak...able lines of middle age about her eyes and in the trap-like set of her mouth. Still Nancy thought she looked extraordinarily handsome and she marveled at the charming color in her cheeks and the scarlet of her lips until Anita, looking at her critically, said : " Your lips want a touch. Come into my room/' Nancy had never made up except once or twice as a child for private theatricals: but she knew that there were various sections of society, where powder and paint were as much a matter of course as soap was in her world and she judged already that she had landed in one of them: which kind she did not know yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anita, with a gesture of impatience, pushed back her chair and went into the adjoining room. Through the open door Nancy could see her directing Marie and a tall young man she called Franz in the arrangement of seats, lights and tables, as much with her hands as by what she said. She had white well-kept hands but not well-bred ones ; nor was her voice well-bred or her laugh.
Both had tones in them that jarred. She wore black to-night and it suited h^r : but even at night there were the unmistak...able lines of middle age about her eyes and in the trap-like set of her mouth. Still Nancy thought she looked extraordinarily handsome and she marveled at the charming color in her cheeks and the scarlet of her lips until Anita, looking at her critically, said : " Your lips want a touch. Come into my room/' Nancy had never made up except once or twice as a child for private theatricals: but she knew that there were various sections of society, where powder and paint were as much a matter of course as soap was in her world and she judged already that she had landed in one of them: which kind she did not know yet.
What to read after The Black Knight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidgwick, Alfred, Mrs., 1854-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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