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Beard and a black curly moustache, but the beard grew rather oddly on his




Face; there were two bare patches under the corners of his mouth.

 

It gave him a curious look ( : ). With

his black hair ( ), drooping eyelids (

) and rather long nose ( ), he reminded her of

someone she had seen ( -, ).

Suddenly she remembered ( ), and it was such a surprise

( ) that she blurted out ( ):

"D'you know ( ), I couldn't think who you reminded me of (

: ). You're strangely like

Titian's portrait of Francis I in the Louvre (

, )."


 


 

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"With his little pig's eyes ( - )?"

"No, not them, yours are large (, : , ), I

think it's the beard chiefly ( , - , :

)."

She glanced at the skin under his eyes ( //

); it was faintly violet and unwrinkled (

: ). Notwithstanding the ageing beard (

// ; to age , , ) he was

quite a young man ( ); he could not have

been more than thirty ( ). She wondered if he

was a Spanish Grandee ( , :

).

 

blurt [blq:t] violet ['vaIqlIt] unwrinkled [An'rINk(q)lt]

 

It gave him a curious look. With his black hair, drooping eyelids and rather

Long nose, he reminded her of someone she had seen. Suddenly she

remembered, and it was such a surprise that she blurted out:

"D'you know, I couldn't think who you reminded me of. You're strangely like

Titian's portrait of Francis I in the Louvre."

"With his little pig's eyes?"

"No, not them, yours are large, I think it's the beard chiefly."

She glanced at the skin under his eyes; it was faintly violet and unwrinkled.

Notwithstanding the ageing beard he was quite a young man; he could not

Have been more than thirty. She wondered if he was a Spanish Grandee.

 

He was not very well dressed ( ), but then foreigners

often weren't (, , / /:

/ /), his clothes might have cost a lot (

) even if they were badly cut (


 


 

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), and his tie, though rather loud, she recognized as a Charvet (

, , ,

; loud , ). When they came to the coffee (ࠠ

: ) he asked her whether he might offer her a

liqueur ( , ).

"That's very kind of you ( ). Perhaps it'll make

me sleep better ( :

)."

He offered her a cigarette ( ). His cigarette-case was

silver ( : ), that put her off a little

( ; to put off . , ), but

when he closed it she saw ( , ) that in the

corner was a small crown in gold ( ).

He must be a count or something (, , -

). It was rather chic ( ; chic ,

), having a silver cigarette-case with a gold crown on it (

).

 

foreigner ['fOrInq] liqueur [lI'kjVq] chic [Si(:)k]

 

He was not very well dressed, but then foreigners often weren't, his clothes





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