The King's Men
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But she thought it bad enough to bea professional beauty and sell one's photograph; and worse still to rentone's face out to enliven dining-parties, and one's neck and shouldersto adorn dinners. True, she herself rented their great name, their ducaltitle; but then she never could get used to it in others.
If Mrs. Carey noticed the snub, she showed no sign in her face, butturned to Mr. Sydney. He also had found the Duchess rather thorny; andwas ready as ever to pay the homage that one who is onl...y a wit owes tobeauty. And we know that beauty is more queen than ever in this materialage. It is long since our grandfathers first found the folly of dreamsand banished art and poetry from England--with opium and other idledrugs.
"Mr. Sydney, you look as fresh as a daisy. I am so glad the_vol-au-vent_ agreed with you. " "My dear madam, you know not of what you speak. My night was terrible, and no such aurora as yourself was in my troubled dream at dawn. " Sydneylooked over at the Duchess, fancying this speech was rather nicelyturned; but her Grace was quite impassive, and evidently maintaining asort of conversational armed neutrality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But she thought it bad enough to bea professional beauty and sell one's photograph; and worse still to rentone's face out to enliven dining-parties, and one's neck and shouldersto adorn dinners. True, she herself rented their great name, their ducaltitle; but then she never could get used to it in others.
If Mrs. Carey noticed the snub, she showed no sign in her face, butturned to Mr. Sydney. He also had found the Duchess rather thorny; andwas ready as ever to pay the homage that one who is onl...y a wit owes tobeauty. And we know that beauty is more queen than ever in this materialage. It is long since our grandfathers first found the folly of dreamsand banished art and poetry from England--with opium and other idledrugs.
"Mr. Sydney, you look as fresh as a daisy. I am so glad the_vol-au-vent_ agreed with you. " "My dear madam, you know not of what you speak. My night was terrible, and no such aurora as yourself was in my troubled dream at dawn. " Sydneylooked over at the Duchess, fancying this speech was rather nicelyturned; but her Grace was quite impassive, and evidently maintaining asort of conversational armed neutrality.
What to read after The King's Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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