An Englishwomans Love Letters 8 1
An Englishwomans Love Letters 8 1
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I even conceive they make favorites, for I had threepecking food out of my mouth to-day and refusing to take it in any otherfashion, and they coo and say thank you before and after every seed theytake or spill. They are quite the pleasantest of all the Italianbeggars--and the cleanest.
Your friend pressed us in to tea yesterday: I think less for the sake ofgiving us tea than that we should see his palace, or rather his firstfloor, in which alone he seems to lose himself. I have no idea formeasu...rements, but I imagine his big sala is about eighty feet long andperhaps twenty-five feet across, with a flat-beamed roof, windows ateach end, and portières along the walls of old blue Venetian linen: aplace in which it seems one could only live and think nobly. His faceseems to respond to its teachings. What more might not an environmentlike that bring out in you? Come and let me see! I have hopes springingas I think of things that you may be coming after all; and that that iswhat lay concealed under the gayety of your last paragraph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I even conceive they make favorites, for I had threepecking food out of my mouth to-day and refusing to take it in any otherfashion, and they coo and say thank you before and after every seed theytake or spill. They are quite the pleasantest of all the Italianbeggars--and the cleanest.
Your friend pressed us in to tea yesterday: I think less for the sake ofgiving us tea than that we should see his palace, or rather his firstfloor, in which alone he seems to lose himself. I have no idea formeasu...rements, but I imagine his big sala is about eighty feet long andperhaps twenty-five feet across, with a flat-beamed roof, windows ateach end, and portières along the walls of old blue Venetian linen: aplace in which it seems one could only live and think nobly. His faceseems to respond to its teachings. What more might not an environmentlike that bring out in you? Come and let me see! I have hopes springingas I think of things that you may be coming after all; and that that iswhat lay concealed under the gayety of your last paragraph.
What to read after An Englishwomans Love Letters 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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