The Quest
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The waitress had been standing at the buffet, placing silver in the drawer. At this moment she turned round, and when Johannes in some confusion looked at her to see if she had paid any attention to his all-too-tender airs and words, he sud- denly found himself gazing into a pair of well-known, light- grey eyes.
They were Marjon's eyes, and they wore a look of unutter- able anguish and sorrow.
It seemed to Johannes as if his heart had stopped 362 THE QUEST beating. He sat like one paralyzed, un...til his friend's hand slipped from his clasp. He appeared to wish to rise — to say something . . .
But Marjon put her finger to her lips, and went quietly on with her work.
IX Among the visitors at Villa Dolores was a Roman prelate — a friend of Dolores' deceased husband. He was heavy of build and always cheerful, and never talked on religious subjects.
Sometimes he came sociably, as a table guest, and besides a fund of anecdotes he also had much to say that was in- structive, to which Johannes listened eagerly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The waitress had been standing at the buffet, placing silver in the drawer. At this moment she turned round, and when Johannes in some confusion looked at her to see if she had paid any attention to his all-too-tender airs and words, he sud- denly found himself gazing into a pair of well-known, light- grey eyes.
They were Marjon's eyes, and they wore a look of unutter- able anguish and sorrow.
It seemed to Johannes as if his heart had stopped 362 THE QUEST beating. He sat like one paralyzed, un...til his friend's hand slipped from his clasp. He appeared to wish to rise — to say something . . .
But Marjon put her finger to her lips, and went quietly on with her work.
IX Among the visitors at Villa Dolores was a Roman prelate — a friend of Dolores' deceased husband. He was heavy of build and always cheerful, and never talked on religious subjects.
Sometimes he came sociably, as a table guest, and besides a fund of anecdotes he also had much to say that was in- structive, to which Johannes listened eagerly.
What to read after The Quest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eeden Frederik Van to read onlineMoreLess
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