Iole
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" So many sunny windows to sit in to dream in. I I should have found it agree- able. Pups!" Crawling into his cab he sank into a pulpy mound, partially closing his eyes. And upon his pursed-up lips, unuttered yet imminent, a word trembled and wabbled as the cab bounced down the avenue. It may have been " pre- cious " ; it was probably " pups ! " XI LIT there were further poignant emotions in store for the poet, for, as his cab swung out of the avenue and drew up before the great house on the so...uthwest corner of Seventy-ninth Street and Madison Avenue, he caught a glimpse of his eldest daughter, lole, vanishing into the house, and, at the same moment, he perceived his son-in-law, Mr. Wayne, paying the driver of a hansom-cab, while several liveried servants bore house- ward the luggage of the wedding journey.
" George ! " he cried dramatically, thrust- ing his head from the window of his own cab as that vehicle drew up with a jolt that made his stomach vibrate, " George ! I am here ! " 92 lole 93 Wayne looked around, paid the hansom- driver, and, advancing slowly, offered his hand as the poet descended to the sidewalk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So many sunny windows to sit in to dream in. I I should have found it agree- able. Pups!" Crawling into his cab he sank into a pulpy mound, partially closing his eyes. And upon his pursed-up lips, unuttered yet imminent, a word trembled and wabbled as the cab bounced down the avenue. It may have been " pre- cious " ; it was probably " pups ! " XI LIT there were further poignant emotions in store for the poet, for, as his cab swung out of the avenue and drew up before the great house on the so...uthwest corner of Seventy-ninth Street and Madison Avenue, he caught a glimpse of his eldest daughter, lole, vanishing into the house, and, at the same moment, he perceived his son-in-law, Mr. Wayne, paying the driver of a hansom-cab, while several liveried servants bore house- ward the luggage of the wedding journey.
" George ! " he cried dramatically, thrust- ing his head from the window of his own cab as that vehicle drew up with a jolt that made his stomach vibrate, " George ! I am here ! " 92 lole 93 Wayne looked around, paid the hansom- driver, and, advancing slowly, offered his hand as the poet descended to the sidewalk.
What to read after Iole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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