[The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig by David Graham Phillips]@TWC D-Link bookThe Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig CHAPTER II 17/37
He had a sly instinct that there was a reason deeper than their old and intimate friendship for her reposing this extreme of confidence in him.
No doubt she was not without a vague hope that possibly this talk might set him to thinking of her as a wife for himself.
Well, why not? He ought to marry, and he could afford it. Where would he find a more ladylike person--or where one who was at the same time so attractive? He studied, with a certain personal interest, her delicate face, her figure, slim and gracefully curved, as her evening dress fully revealed it.
Yes, a charming, most ladylike figure. And the skin of her face, of neck and shoulders, was beautifully white, and of the texture suggesting that it will rub if too impetuously caressed.
Yes, a man would hesitate to kiss her unless he were well shaved.
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