A Game of Hide And Seek
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‘You know everybody here but me. I know nobody but you. Why did you say that you couldn’t tango?’ ‘I didn’t know that I could. I usually sit down when one begins.’ Most other people were doing that. Almost alone on the floor, she felt watched, especially by her husband who usually went to the bar when the band played anything of this nature, but now sat at their table fanning himself with Kitty’s black lace fan.
‘I can’t!’ Harriet had pleaded, as self-conscious as a young girl. ‘I can’t tang...o.’ ‘You can with me,’ he said smoothly.
‘But not quite yet!’ she whispered, looking at the empty floor.
‘Now.’ He was so sure, that he could risk her humiliation, could take her out to dance alone while her friends turned their chairs a little from the tables to watch. He simply did not allow her to falter and her nervousness began to change to elation. She wished that they might never stop; believed that they might not; for time, with its dwindling, filching ways seemed triumphed-over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘You know everybody here but me. I know nobody but you. Why did you say that you couldn’t tango?’ ‘I didn’t know that I could. I usually sit down when one begins.’ Most other people were doing that. Almost alone on the floor, she felt watched, especially by her husband who usually went to the bar when the band played anything of this nature, but now sat at their table fanning himself with Kitty’s black lace fan.
‘I can’t!’ Harriet had pleaded, as self-conscious as a young girl. ‘I can’t tang...o.’ ‘You can with me,’ he said smoothly.
‘But not quite yet!’ she whispered, looking at the empty floor.
‘Now.’ He was so sure, that he could risk her humiliation, could take her out to dance alone while her friends turned their chairs a little from the tables to watch. He simply did not allow her to falter and her nervousness began to change to elation. She wished that they might never stop; believed that they might not; for time, with its dwindling, filching ways seemed triumphed-over.
What to read after A Game of Hide And Seek?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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