A Journey in the Back Country
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and those below, left their pews that she might not fall upon them.
The preacher continued his remarks — much the best part of his sermon — hut it was plain that they were wasted ; every one was looking at the dancing woman in the gallery, and many were j^outing and laughing aloud (in joyful sympathy, I suppose).
His eye flashed as he glanced anxiously from the woman to th' people, and then stopping in the middle of a sentence, a sai smile came over his face ; he closed the book, and bowed hii ...head upon his hands to the desk. A voice in the congregatio struck into a tune, and the whole congregation rose and joined in a roaring song. The woman was still shouting and danciI!g7^ her head thrown back and rolling from one side to the othej/ Gradually her shout became indistinct, she threw her arms wildly about instead of clapping her hands, fell back into the arms of her companions, then threw herself forward and embraced those before her, then tossed herself from side to side, gasping, and finally sunk to the floor, where she remained at the end of the song, kicking, as if acting a death struggle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and those below, left their pews that she might not fall upon them.
The preacher continued his remarks — much the best part of his sermon — hut it was plain that they were wasted ; every one was looking at the dancing woman in the gallery, and many were j^outing and laughing aloud (in joyful sympathy, I suppose).
His eye flashed as he glanced anxiously from the woman to th' people, and then stopping in the middle of a sentence, a sai smile came over his face ; he closed the book, and bowed hii ...head upon his hands to the desk. A voice in the congregatio struck into a tune, and the whole congregation rose and joined in a roaring song. The woman was still shouting and danciI!g7^ her head thrown back and rolling from one side to the othej/ Gradually her shout became indistinct, she threw her arms wildly about instead of clapping her hands, fell back into the arms of her companions, then threw herself forward and embraced those before her, then tossed herself from side to side, gasping, and finally sunk to the floor, where she remained at the end of the song, kicking, as if acting a death struggle.
What to read after A Journey in the Back Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Law Olmsted to read onlineMoreLess
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