A Cathedral Singer
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Truesdale, " she replied in a way to remind him of hisintrusion; and not discourteously she partly closed the door and waitedfor him to withdraw. But he was not of a mind to withdraw; on thecontrary, he stood stoutly where he was and explained: "As I crossed the park this morning I happened to hear a few notes of avoice that interested me. I train the voice, Madam. I teach certainkinds of music. I took the liberty of asking the owner of the voicewhere he lived, and I have taken the further libe...rty of coming to seewhether I may speak with you on that subject--about his voice. " This, then, was the stranger of the park whom she believed to have gonehis way after unknowingly leaving glorious words of destiny for her. Instead of vanishing, he had reappeared, following up his discovery intoher very presence. She did not desire him to follow up his discovery. She put out one hand and pressed her son back into the room and wasabout to close the door.
"I should first have stated, of course, " said the visitor, smilingquietly as with awkward self-recovery, "that I am the choir-master ofthe Cathedral of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Truesdale, " she replied in a way to remind him of hisintrusion; and not discourteously she partly closed the door and waitedfor him to withdraw. But he was not of a mind to withdraw; on thecontrary, he stood stoutly where he was and explained: "As I crossed the park this morning I happened to hear a few notes of avoice that interested me. I train the voice, Madam. I teach certainkinds of music. I took the liberty of asking the owner of the voicewhere he lived, and I have taken the further libe...rty of coming to seewhether I may speak with you on that subject--about his voice. " This, then, was the stranger of the park whom she believed to have gonehis way after unknowingly leaving glorious words of destiny for her. Instead of vanishing, he had reappeared, following up his discovery intoher very presence. She did not desire him to follow up his discovery. She put out one hand and pressed her son back into the room and wasabout to close the door.
"I should first have stated, of course, " said the visitor, smilingquietly as with awkward self-recovery, "that I am the choir-master ofthe Cathedral of St.
What to read after A Cathedral Singer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen James Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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