The Bright Shawl
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A dark angry surge in- vaded his face, and then receded. "No man will ever kill me," he repeated. "It is my star." A hand left the cane and produced a small gold whistle.
Charles stared dully at the useless weapon, with its mounting of mother-of-pearl, which he still held.
"The cartridges have been too long in their barrels," Santacilla explained; "they have dried and shifted. You should have greased them every week." La Clavel stood, lost in thought, like a woman in a dream. Her hair, over whi...ch she had spent such time and curses, was an elaborate silhouette against the light. "Ceaza, Ceaza," she implored, going to him, "you must let me go [160] THE BRIGHT SHAWL and dance in Buenos Aires, they have never seen me there, it is necessary to my career." She was close beside him, when he rose suddenly, pushing the chair between them.
"You Andalusian devil!" he cried, and put the whistle to his lips. Before he could blow, the dancer had flung herself on him, with an arm bound about his neck, a hand dragging at his throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A dark angry surge in- vaded his face, and then receded. "No man will ever kill me," he repeated. "It is my star." A hand left the cane and produced a small gold whistle.
Charles stared dully at the useless weapon, with its mounting of mother-of-pearl, which he still held.
"The cartridges have been too long in their barrels," Santacilla explained; "they have dried and shifted. You should have greased them every week." La Clavel stood, lost in thought, like a woman in a dream. Her hair, over whi...ch she had spent such time and curses, was an elaborate silhouette against the light. "Ceaza, Ceaza," she implored, going to him, "you must let me go [160] THE BRIGHT SHAWL and dance in Buenos Aires, they have never seen me there, it is necessary to my career." She was close beside him, when he rose suddenly, pushing the chair between them.
"You Andalusian devil!" he cried, and put the whistle to his lips. Before he could blow, the dancer had flung herself on him, with an arm bound about his neck, a hand dragging at his throat.
What to read after The Bright Shawl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hergesheimer Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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