A House of Pomegranates
A House of Pomegranates
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It grovelled on the ground, and, when he looked at it, it watched him with a face drawn with pain. He crept away, lest heshould see it, and covered his eyes with his hands. He crawled, like some wounded thing, into the shadow, and lay there moaning.
And at that moment the Infanta herself came in with her companionsthrough the open window, and when they saw the ugly little dwarflying on the ground and beating the floor with his clenched hands, in the most fantastic and exaggerated manner, they w...ent off intoshouts of happy laughter, and stood all round him and watched him.
'His dancing was funny, ' said the Infanta; 'but his acting isfunnier still. Indeed he is almost as good as the puppets, only ofcourse not quite so natural. ' And she fluttered her big fan, andapplauded.
But the little Dwarf never looked up, and his sobs grew fainter andfainter, and suddenly he gave a curious gasp, and clutched hisside. And then he fell back again, and lay quite still.
'That is capital, ' said the Infanta, after a pause; 'but now youmust dance for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It grovelled on the ground, and, when he looked at it, it watched him with a face drawn with pain. He crept away, lest heshould see it, and covered his eyes with his hands. He crawled, like some wounded thing, into the shadow, and lay there moaning.
And at that moment the Infanta herself came in with her companionsthrough the open window, and when they saw the ugly little dwarflying on the ground and beating the floor with his clenched hands, in the most fantastic and exaggerated manner, they w...ent off intoshouts of happy laughter, and stood all round him and watched him.
'His dancing was funny, ' said the Infanta; 'but his acting isfunnier still. Indeed he is almost as good as the puppets, only ofcourse not quite so natural. ' And she fluttered her big fan, andapplauded.
But the little Dwarf never looked up, and his sobs grew fainter andfainter, and suddenly he gave a curious gasp, and clutched hisside. And then he fell back again, and lay quite still.
'That is capital, ' said the Infanta, after a pause; 'but now youmust dance for me.
What to read after A House of Pomegranates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Oscar to read onlineMoreLess
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