The Flower of Fortune
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" 183 CHAPTER XIII IN WHICH JUDITH ENGAGES HERSELF FOR THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL A VIZARD of black satin !" Judith echoed ^A- Tom Lane's words. Then, impatiently: "But her mouth? Her chin? Her figure? What were they like? Would you know her again?" "As to her mouth and chin, her vizard was fringed with lace well designed to hide them. As to her figure, she wore a man's cloak of Spanish cloth, turned inside out to display the velvet lin- ing. " "Her shoes, then; what saw you of them? Had she paste... buckles ?" "I know not. " Tom shrugged his shoulders helplessly. "The heels were red I think " "So are half the heels in town, " Judith cried impatiently. "Oh, would that I had been there. I would have ferreted out who she was ere we parted. " 184 THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL "I would you had been there, " Tom said dryly, "an it would have pleasured you, for I found scant amusement to pay for the loss of my purse. " In fact the young man began to feel himself ill- used at her reception of his tele. She seemed to have thoughts only for what he had failed to observe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 183 CHAPTER XIII IN WHICH JUDITH ENGAGES HERSELF FOR THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL A VIZARD of black satin !" Judith echoed ^A- Tom Lane's words. Then, impatiently: "But her mouth? Her chin? Her figure? What were they like? Would you know her again?" "As to her mouth and chin, her vizard was fringed with lace well designed to hide them. As to her figure, she wore a man's cloak of Spanish cloth, turned inside out to display the velvet lin- ing. " "Her shoes, then; what saw you of them? Had she paste... buckles ?" "I know not. " Tom shrugged his shoulders helplessly. "The heels were red I think " "So are half the heels in town, " Judith cried impatiently. "Oh, would that I had been there. I would have ferreted out who she was ere we parted. " 184 THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL "I would you had been there, " Tom said dryly, "an it would have pleasured you, for I found scant amusement to pay for the loss of my purse. " In fact the young man began to feel himself ill- used at her reception of his tele. She seemed to have thoughts only for what he had failed to observe.
What to read after The Flower of Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emilie Benson Knipe to read onlineMoreLess
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