A Nation At Bay What An American Woman Saw And Did in Suffering Serbia
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We entered through a gate in a hiffh stuccoed wall and found ourselves on a . THE RETURN 107 flagged path in a rain-drenched garden. Around the corner of the house we went up a short flight of steps and knocked at a glass paneled door. It instantly was opened by a quaint and charming old lady whose absolute replica hovered in the background. The large hall was lined with big wooden coffers and presses. Through the cur- tained doors of these furnishings I saw piles of the heavy hand-woven sheets... and pillow cases, embroidered bed covers, and other linens that are the pride of a Serbian household. The shelves of another revealed row upon row of glass jars of fruit and syrups of which the people are very fond.
I was ushered into a pleasant room with great shuttered windows opening on the street. The walls of the room were ornamented with bright- hued native tapestries and the table cover was a brilliant specimen of hand-woven silk and linen threads finely embroidered. Coffee was brought in on a beautifully carved tray and that invari- able adjunct to Serbian hospitality, a large carafe of sparkling cold water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We entered through a gate in a hiffh stuccoed wall and found ourselves on a . THE RETURN 107 flagged path in a rain-drenched garden. Around the corner of the house we went up a short flight of steps and knocked at a glass paneled door. It instantly was opened by a quaint and charming old lady whose absolute replica hovered in the background. The large hall was lined with big wooden coffers and presses. Through the cur- tained doors of these furnishings I saw piles of the heavy hand-woven sheets... and pillow cases, embroidered bed covers, and other linens that are the pride of a Serbian household. The shelves of another revealed row upon row of glass jars of fruit and syrups of which the people are very fond.
I was ushered into a pleasant room with great shuttered windows opening on the street. The walls of the room were ornamented with bright- hued native tapestries and the table cover was a brilliant specimen of hand-woven silk and linen threads finely embroidered. Coffee was brought in on a beautifully carved tray and that invari- able adjunct to Serbian hospitality, a large carafe of sparkling cold water.
What to read after A Nation At Bay What An American Woman Saw And Did in Suffering Serbia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Stanley Farnam to read onlineMoreLess
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