The Ladies
The Ladies
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"But sure some womenare handsome till they die. Tell us when will the luck come, and how?" "With the Golden Vanity and a woman with a man's name. And now leave me, my three queens, and I'll have a drop to warm me old bones and a whiff ofthe pipe to put the life in me. But don't forget the old woman when thegreat lords is kneeling before you and pouring the diamonds out of basketsbefore ye--and send the golden guineas, and--" So she went on mumbling and muttering, and that was the first and last...time the old hag told a fortune for love and not for money. She had notlong to tell any, for she died next May, and not a soul to cry for her.
* * * * * They stepped out into the sunshine, their heads high, and scarce a word tosay to each other; for all three were thinking of the promises as lightand glittering as soap bubbles. And Maria would not spare a word toElizabeth, for not a woman but must walk after the heels of a duchess, andshe was all for leading.
"The Golden Vanity!" says Elizabeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But sure some womenare handsome till they die. Tell us when will the luck come, and how?" "With the Golden Vanity and a woman with a man's name. And now leave me, my three queens, and I'll have a drop to warm me old bones and a whiff ofthe pipe to put the life in me. But don't forget the old woman when thegreat lords is kneeling before you and pouring the diamonds out of basketsbefore ye--and send the golden guineas, and--" So she went on mumbling and muttering, and that was the first and last...time the old hag told a fortune for love and not for money. She had notlong to tell any, for she died next May, and not a soul to cry for her.
* * * * * They stepped out into the sunshine, their heads high, and scarce a word tosay to each other; for all three were thinking of the promises as lightand glittering as soap bubbles. And Maria would not spare a word toElizabeth, for not a woman but must walk after the heels of a duchess, andshe was all for leading.
"The Golden Vanity!" says Elizabeth.
What to read after The Ladies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beck Lily Moresby Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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