The Queen's Garden
The Queen's Garden
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But, since you are here, why I am going to wash your face." She dipped her handkerchief in the water, and steadying herself on the stone coping of the basin, she tubbed the marble figure with the Saturday night vigor of an ebon materfamilias. It was Digitized by LjOOQIC 76 WIft ^nmet tfaraen a labor of some moments ; and she was quite red in the face when she had finished her self-appointed task, and held her victim at arm's length, proudly surveying the effect. He returned her look with such m...erry cocksure eyes, his fresh cheeks were so fat, his mouth so roguish, his clean curls so jaunty, his half-folded wings so jimp, his whole bearing so saucily impudent, that she burst into an involuntary laugh.
The laughter, gay, ^rlish, and infec- tious, rang through the court. It blended unexpectedly with another laugh which was irrepressibly responsive — and mas- culine. Noel looked hastily up, and then as quickly down, startled and abashed.
A young man was standing on the upper gallery of the building adjoining the rear wing and on the other side of the brick wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, since you are here, why I am going to wash your face." She dipped her handkerchief in the water, and steadying herself on the stone coping of the basin, she tubbed the marble figure with the Saturday night vigor of an ebon materfamilias. It was Digitized by LjOOQIC 76 WIft ^nmet tfaraen a labor of some moments ; and she was quite red in the face when she had finished her self-appointed task, and held her victim at arm's length, proudly surveying the effect. He returned her look with such m...erry cocksure eyes, his fresh cheeks were so fat, his mouth so roguish, his clean curls so jaunty, his half-folded wings so jimp, his whole bearing so saucily impudent, that she burst into an involuntary laugh.
The laughter, gay, ^rlish, and infec- tious, rang through the court. It blended unexpectedly with another laugh which was irrepressibly responsive — and mas- culine. Noel looked hastily up, and then as quickly down, startled and abashed.
A young man was standing on the upper gallery of the building adjoining the rear wing and on the other side of the brick wall.
What to read after The Queen's Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M E M Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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