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Updated: June 16, 2025
Ansell's eyes dropped toward the gardens, across which desultory knots of people were straggling back from the ended tennis-match. "Ah, here they all come," she said, rising with a half-sigh; and as she stood watching the advance of the brightly-tinted groups she added slowly: "It's ingenious but you don't understand him." Mr. Langhope stroked his moustache.
Lives in a brownstone out on Lenox Avenue. Met her first at at a tennis-match she was winning at at Forest Park Club." "Huh?" "Not a high-stepper or a looker like you in your day, Mae, none of that chorus pep you used to have. Neat, though. Great little kid for outdoors. Nice little shape, too. Not in your class, but but neat. Eyes like yours, Mae, only not not in your class.
I have" and he pulled out a note-book and glared at its contents "an engagement to take two to a concert this evening, other two to a tennis-match on Saturday, and another one out rowing this afternoon. And it's time for me to go now." "It strikes me you've been pretty middling weak," commented Fielding.
"Is the great tennis-match that we have heard so much about to come off, or have I forgotten the date?" "No, this is the eventful day," replied Gertrude; "and I am so nervous about it that I don't feel as if I could play at all." "Nonsense! you played beautifully yesterday," said Georgie. "There wasn't anything depending on me yesterday.
Lidcote wished her talk with Leila to come first, and had, moreover, at luncheon, caught stray allusions to an impending tennis-match in which her son-in-law was engaged. "Before tea, then, you duck!" Leila with a last kiss had decided; and presently Mrs. Lidcote, through her open window, had heard the fresh loud voices of her daughter's visitors chiming across the gardens from the tennis-court.
"Like what?" she faltered, lifting a conscious hand to the velvet at her throat. "With your hair in such a fearful mess. Have you been shampooing it? You look like the Brant girl at the end of a tennis-match."
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