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rom an Argentine meat queen; who had insisted on having those models least suited to her flamboyant type of beauty。 She scrutinized Katherine with keen; clever eyes。 〃Yes … yes; it will be a pleasure; Mademoiselle has a very good figure; for her the simple lines will be best。 She is also très anglaise。 Some people it would offend them if I said that; but Mademoiselle; no。 Une belle Anglaise; there is no style more delightful。〃
The demeanour of a dreaming duchess was suddenly put off。 She screamed out diction to various mannequins。 〃Clothilde; Virginie; quickly; my little ones; the little tailleur gris clair and the robe de soirée soupir d'automne。 Marcelle; my child; the little mimosa suit of crepe de chine。〃
It was a charming morning。 Marcelle; Clothilde; Virginie; bored and scornful; passed sloing and wriggling in the time…honoured fashion of mannequins。
The Duchess stood by Katherine and made entries in a small notebook。
〃An excellent choice; Mademoiselle。 Mademoiselle has great go?t。 Yes; indeed。 Mademoiselle cannot do better than those little suits if she is going to the Riviera; as I suppose; this winter。〃
〃Let me see that evening dress once more;〃 said Katherine … 〃the pinky mauve one。〃
Virginie appeared; circling slowly。
〃That is the prettiest of all;〃 said Katherine; as she surveyed the exquisite draperies of mauve and grey and blue。 〃What do you call it?〃
〃Soupir d'automne; yes; yes; that is truly the dress of Mademoiselle。〃
What was there in these words that came back to Katherine with a faint feeling of sadness after she had left the dressmaking establishment。
〃'Soupir d'automne; that is truly the dress of Mademoiselle。'〃 Autumn; yes; it was autumn for her。 She who had never known spring o