Without Sin, a Novel
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It was not to rub shoulders with her kind that she haunted Kempton and struggled for invitations to Hurlingham. Her flaunting Worth gowns and exaggerated Virot bonnets, expressly built for the English market and hopelessly un-Parisian, which she picked up as "marked down" models at sales in second-rate Eegent Street show- rooms, seldom graced the tawdry drawing-rooms of Maida Vale and Kensington.
Eather did she prefer to play Maecenas in petticoats in dingy studios at the back of Campden Hill, ...or in the more dbubtful side-streets of Fulham. There> among unshorn daubers and unshaved mummers, half-a-dozen lady scrib- blers on " fashions" in smart bonnets and doubtful boots — a few young women who, on the plea of a desire for inde' pendence or irrepressible artistic yearnings, had left their parents' roofs and were living, no one knew how or where; amidst this idle crowd of conceited fribbles, who talked bad art and professed the cult of " Self" — Mrs. Mossenthal felt that she was in the "movement." "I hate Jewesses; they can never talk of anything but babies and servants," she would say in high nasal tones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not to rub shoulders with her kind that she haunted Kempton and struggled for invitations to Hurlingham. Her flaunting Worth gowns and exaggerated Virot bonnets, expressly built for the English market and hopelessly un-Parisian, which she picked up as "marked down" models at sales in second-rate Eegent Street show- rooms, seldom graced the tawdry drawing-rooms of Maida Vale and Kensington.
Eather did she prefer to play Maecenas in petticoats in dingy studios at the back of Campden Hill, ...or in the more dbubtful side-streets of Fulham. There> among unshorn daubers and unshaved mummers, half-a-dozen lady scrib- blers on " fashions" in smart bonnets and doubtful boots — a few young women who, on the plea of a desire for inde' pendence or irrepressible artistic yearnings, had left their parents' roofs and were living, no one knew how or where; amidst this idle crowd of conceited fribbles, who talked bad art and professed the cult of " Self" — Mrs. Mossenthal felt that she was in the "movement." "I hate Jewesses; they can never talk of anything but babies and servants," she would say in high nasal tones.
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