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Updated: June 25, 2025
Oh, you have a right to think I am too free, too easy, in the way I I make friends with strangers, and yet really this is not like me at all. And there is something very winning about this old man. Well, he asked me point-blank begged me not to come to your lunch-party to-day. What have you to say to that?" He continued to look at her as from a distance, not answering her little laugh.
I say to myself: I must just run in and see the dear wise child, and encourage her in her good resolutions. . . And I fall into the middle of an intime lunch-party. For I suppose it is intime. Eh? Very? H’m, yes . . . ” He was really appalling. Again his wandering stare went round the table, with an expression incredibly incongruous with the words.
There is no prettier entertainment than a lunch-party of girls. The flowers, the confections, all the graceful little fripperies of the feast, seem to suit with the bright young faces, to whom daylight is a becoming and not a dangerous test. Frederic had taken great pains in ornamenting the table for his young ladies. There was a nosegay for each guest, and no two nosegays were alike.
Miss Schley had not come yet. She was certain to be effectively late, as she had been at Mrs. Wolfstein's lunch-party. Lady Holme did not feel as if she cared whether she came early or late, whether she were there or not.
Rattleton, gayly joined the pleasant little lunch-party at the Casino with which the yacht voyage came to an end. During the ensuing week, a considerable portion of which Mr. Port passed in the privacy of his own room, the relations between Miss Lee and her guardian were characterized by a chill formality that was ominous of a coming storm. In point of fact, Mr.
They can be bought at the confectioner's, and are more satisfactory than when made at home; but if one is ingenious, it is possible, with a little pasteboard, gilt paper, silk, and glue, to turn out a very pretty little knickknack of this kind. However, the French do these things so much better than we do that a lady giving a lunch-party had better buy all her favors at some wholesale place.
Won't you, now we're close to it, put the final touch to our delightful lunch-party by letting us hear it?" Marise was annoyed by his grand seigneur air of certainty of his own importance, and piqued that she had failed to hold his interest. Both impressions were of a quicker vivacity than was at all the habit of her maturity.
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