A Hardy Norseman
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Boniface had predicted.
Meanwhile Sigrid was thoroughly enjoying herself. True, Mr. And Mrs. Horner were vulgar, and now and then said things which jarred on her, but with all their failings they had a considerable share of genuine kindliness, and the very best side of them showed that night, as they tried to make all their guests happy. A children's party gene- rally does call out whatever good there is in people ; unkind gossip is seldom heard at such a time, and people are never bored, for t...hey are infected by the genuine enjoy- ment of the little ones, the dancers who do not, as in later life, wear masks, whose smiles are the smiles of real and intense happiness, whose laughter is so inspiriting. It was, moreover, the first really gay scene which had met Sigrid's eyes for nearly a year, and she enjoyed to the full the quaint little cavaliers, the tiny court ladies, with their pow- dered hair and their patches ; the Red Riding-hood's and Bo-peeps ; the fairies and the peasants ; the Robin Hoods and Maid Marians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Boniface had predicted.
Meanwhile Sigrid was thoroughly enjoying herself. True, Mr. And Mrs. Horner were vulgar, and now and then said things which jarred on her, but with all their failings they had a considerable share of genuine kindliness, and the very best side of them showed that night, as they tried to make all their guests happy. A children's party gene- rally does call out whatever good there is in people ; unkind gossip is seldom heard at such a time, and people are never bored, for t...hey are infected by the genuine enjoy- ment of the little ones, the dancers who do not, as in later life, wear masks, whose smiles are the smiles of real and intense happiness, whose laughter is so inspiriting. It was, moreover, the first really gay scene which had met Sigrid's eyes for nearly a year, and she enjoyed to the full the quaint little cavaliers, the tiny court ladies, with their pow- dered hair and their patches ; the Red Riding-hood's and Bo-peeps ; the fairies and the peasants ; the Robin Hoods and Maid Marians.
What to read after A Hardy Norseman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyall Edna to read onlineMoreLess
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