[Jane Field by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman]@TWC D-Link book
Jane Field

CHAPTER VI
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Finally the woman who had come with her asked pantingly how Mrs.Field liked Elliot, and if she thought it changed much.

The color flashed over her little face, with its softly scalloping profile, as she spoke.

Her hair was crimped in even waves.

She wore nice white ruching in her neck and sleeves, and flat satin folds crossed each other exactly over her flat chest.

Her nervous self-consciousness did not ruffle her fine order, and she did not smile as she spoke.
"I like it pretty well," replied Mrs.Field.


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