The Marriage of William Ashe
The Marriage of William Ashe
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" It's Lady Kitty Ashe," whispered the debutante, who was the judge's daughter, "talking to Mr. Cli&. Isn't she pretty?" A sudden silence fell upon the group in the porch.
Kitty's high, clear laugh seemed to ring back into the house. Then Ashe ran down the steps.
" Kitty, don't stop the way." He peremptorily drew her back.
Cliffe raised his hat, fell back into the hansom, and the man whipped up his horse.
Kitty came back to the outer hall with Ashe. Her cheeks had a^rose flush, her wild eyes la...ughed at the crowd on the steps, without really seeing them.
" Are you going with Lady Parham ?" she said, absent- ly, to Mary Lyster.
"Yes." Kitty looked up and Ashe saw the two faces as she and Mary confronted each other — the contempt in Mary's, the startled wrath in Kitty's "Come, Miss Lyster!" said Lady Parham, and pushing past the Ashes without a good-night, she hurried to her carriage, drawing up the glass with a hasty hand, though the night was balmy.
842 The Marriage of William Ashe For a few moments none of those left on the steps spoke, except to fret in undertones for an absent carriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It's Lady Kitty Ashe," whispered the debutante, who was the judge's daughter, "talking to Mr. Cli&. Isn't she pretty?" A sudden silence fell upon the group in the porch.
Kitty's high, clear laugh seemed to ring back into the house. Then Ashe ran down the steps.
" Kitty, don't stop the way." He peremptorily drew her back.
Cliffe raised his hat, fell back into the hansom, and the man whipped up his horse.
Kitty came back to the outer hall with Ashe. Her cheeks had a^rose flush, her wild eyes la...ughed at the crowd on the steps, without really seeing them.
" Are you going with Lady Parham ?" she said, absent- ly, to Mary Lyster.
"Yes." Kitty looked up and Ashe saw the two faces as she and Mary confronted each other — the contempt in Mary's, the startled wrath in Kitty's "Come, Miss Lyster!" said Lady Parham, and pushing past the Ashes without a good-night, she hurried to her carriage, drawing up the glass with a hasty hand, though the night was balmy.
842 The Marriage of William Ashe For a few moments none of those left on the steps spoke, except to fret in undertones for an absent carriage.
What to read after The Marriage of William Ashe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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