A book Without a Title
A book Without a Title
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"How wonderfully she expresses the feeling of wanderlust, " observed thegentleman seated in M 7.
XXXII THE LARIAT A lonely dreamer, dreaming under the poplars of a far hill, saw Lovedancing in the bright valley and casting promiscuously about her alariat of silk and roses. That he, too, might feel the soft caress ofthe lariat about him, the dreamer clambered down into the gay valley andthere made eyes at Love. And Love, seeing, whirled her lariat high aboveher and deftly twirled it 'round the d...reamer. And as in Love's hand thelariat of silk and roses fell about him and drew tighter and tighterabout his arms and legs, the dreamer saw it slowly turn before his eyesinto a band of solid steel.
XXXIII THE ANALYST A little girl loved her doll dearly: it was to her very real and veryhuman.
One day a little girl living next door told her the doll was only filledwith cotton. And the little girl cried.
When the other little girl had gone, the little girl got out a scissorsand determined to find out if her doll was, after all, not real andhuman, but only filled with cotton, as the little neighbour girl hadsaid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How wonderfully she expresses the feeling of wanderlust, " observed thegentleman seated in M 7.
XXXII THE LARIAT A lonely dreamer, dreaming under the poplars of a far hill, saw Lovedancing in the bright valley and casting promiscuously about her alariat of silk and roses. That he, too, might feel the soft caress ofthe lariat about him, the dreamer clambered down into the gay valley andthere made eyes at Love. And Love, seeing, whirled her lariat high aboveher and deftly twirled it 'round the d...reamer. And as in Love's hand thelariat of silk and roses fell about him and drew tighter and tighterabout his arms and legs, the dreamer saw it slowly turn before his eyesinto a band of solid steel.
XXXIII THE ANALYST A little girl loved her doll dearly: it was to her very real and veryhuman.
One day a little girl living next door told her the doll was only filledwith cotton. And the little girl cried.
When the other little girl had gone, the little girl got out a scissorsand determined to find out if her doll was, after all, not real andhuman, but only filled with cotton, as the little neighbour girl hadsaid.
What to read after A book Without a Title?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan George Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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