Ainslee's, Vol. 15, No. 6, July 1905
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" Carlotta was frightened when Tom left, and Elizabeth began, rathertimidly, to comfort her; but she found it an easier task than she hadimagined. The feeling of the warm young body against her breast, thesweet perfume of the child's hair and the caressing touch of thelittle hands as they crept about her neck, were grateful to the lonelyartist, and somewhere in the womanhood within her, she found wordswhich Carlotta could understand, although they belonged to no languageknown to grownups. After... the first feeling of strangeness had wornoff, the child was quite contented with her, and so comfortable andcomforting in her arms that but little progress had been made with theportrait when a waiter brought in the luncheon which Tom had orderedfrom a neighboring restaurant. Tom came back to eat it with them, andhe was entirely satisfied with the friendship which had sprung upbetween the woman and the child.
"I was asked to give you this; it seems that it is an Italian customto pay part in advance, " he said, handing her an envelope as he lefther, and when she opened it she found a crisp and substantial banknote.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Carlotta was frightened when Tom left, and Elizabeth began, rathertimidly, to comfort her; but she found it an easier task than she hadimagined. The feeling of the warm young body against her breast, thesweet perfume of the child's hair and the caressing touch of thelittle hands as they crept about her neck, were grateful to the lonelyartist, and somewhere in the womanhood within her, she found wordswhich Carlotta could understand, although they belonged to no languageknown to grownups. After... the first feeling of strangeness had wornoff, the child was quite contented with her, and so comfortable andcomforting in her arms that but little progress had been made with theportrait when a waiter brought in the luncheon which Tom had orderedfrom a neighboring restaurant. Tom came back to eat it with them, andhe was entirely satisfied with the friendship which had sprung upbetween the woman and the child.
"I was asked to give you this; it seems that it is an Italian customto pay part in advance, " he said, handing her an envelope as he lefther, and when she opened it she found a crisp and substantial banknote.
What to read after Ainslee's, Vol. 15, No. 6, July 1905?
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