Description
David McCawley Greer extended a tanned and exquisitely proportioned hand to the gleaming silver cigarette box and withdrew a cigarette with the casual facility for which he was so admired. Then to complete this remarkably adroit gesture he smiled a particularly disarming smile, with only the barest trace of a sneer in it, at Mrs. Celia Haven Morsell, who after countless endeavors had at last succeeded in engaging David in conversation and whom he intensely despised. The fortunate dowager, ecstatic at being so favored by such an enviable and esteemed young man, reciprocated with an expression which might also have been interperted as a smile, although somewhat less disarming than that bestowed upon her.
Recommended Citation
Kaufman, Lucy
(1943)
"D.M. Greer, Sportsman,"
Manuscripts: Vol. 11
:
Iss.
1
, Article 6.
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