The Millionairess
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The light in her 211 The Millionairess eyes was cold, and those women who disliked her said that she looked fast and hard. She was tall and vigorous, with a proud carriage, and many persons thought her style of dress a very attractive imitation of masculine attire. Plain tight skirts, fancy waistcoats and loose jackets, an Alpine hat in winter and a straw sailor hat in summer, with masculine ties, studs, cuff but- tons, and a fob, this was the costume she affected. Her favourite colours were da...rk blue or pearl grey, and the material cloth, always. As for my opinion of her looks : sixteen years of the strain of gay life will leave some marks, especially when it is doubled by insufficient means and the hostility of an entire sex; for it was a little circle of mesmerised male admirers that clung to Henri- etta, as she did to them. She had their tastes and expressed herself in their vernacular when she was with them, on their yachts, in their after-dinner relaxations, among their horses and dogs, or wherever she found herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The light in her 211 The Millionairess eyes was cold, and those women who disliked her said that she looked fast and hard. She was tall and vigorous, with a proud carriage, and many persons thought her style of dress a very attractive imitation of masculine attire. Plain tight skirts, fancy waistcoats and loose jackets, an Alpine hat in winter and a straw sailor hat in summer, with masculine ties, studs, cuff but- tons, and a fob, this was the costume she affected. Her favourite colours were da...rk blue or pearl grey, and the material cloth, always. As for my opinion of her looks : sixteen years of the strain of gay life will leave some marks, especially when it is doubled by insufficient means and the hostility of an entire sex; for it was a little circle of mesmerised male admirers that clung to Henri- etta, as she did to them. She had their tastes and expressed herself in their vernacular when she was with them, on their yachts, in their after-dinner relaxations, among their horses and dogs, or wherever she found herself.
What to read after The Millionairess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julian Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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