Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 130
s of Jacqueminot rosesadorned the bar. Every day its charmingproprietress, Madame Lucillede Breville, stepped from herbrougham, passed through the screen doorway,deposited the contents of the money-drawer inher golden purse, made a memorandum of it witha little turquoise-topped pencil which hung… … 110 HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF A pretty woman is difficult to describe, butLucille de Breville was more than pretty; shewas beautiful, exasperatingly so. It might havebeen the curve of her white throat, or the merri-ness in the depths of her violet eyes, or thegrace of her matured and exquisite figure…
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