Angel Island
Angel Island
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Followed an exhibition of flying which outdid all the others.
Dropping like a star from the zenith and dropping so close and soswiftly that the men involuntarily scattered to give her landing-room, she caught herself up within two feet of their heads and boundedstraight up to the zenith again. Up she went, and up and up until shewas only a blue shimmer; and up and up and up until she was only a darkdot. Then, without warning, again she dropped, gradually this time, head-foremost like' a diver, ...down and down and down until her body wasperfectly outlined, down and down and down until she floated just abovetheir heads.
Coming thus slowly upon them, she gave, for the first time, a close viewof her wonderful blondeness. It was a sheer golden blondeness, not ahint of tow, or flaxen, or yellow; not a touch of silver, or honey, orauburn. It was half her charm that the extraordinary strength and vigorof her contours contrasted with the delicacy and dewiness of hercoloring, that from one aspect, she seemed as frail as a flower, fromanother as hard as a crystal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Followed an exhibition of flying which outdid all the others.
Dropping like a star from the zenith and dropping so close and soswiftly that the men involuntarily scattered to give her landing-room, she caught herself up within two feet of their heads and boundedstraight up to the zenith again. Up she went, and up and up until shewas only a blue shimmer; and up and up and up until she was only a darkdot. Then, without warning, again she dropped, gradually this time, head-foremost like' a diver, ...down and down and down until her body wasperfectly outlined, down and down and down until she floated just abovetheir heads.
Coming thus slowly upon them, she gave, for the first time, a close viewof her wonderful blondeness. It was a sheer golden blondeness, not ahint of tow, or flaxen, or yellow; not a touch of silver, or honey, orauburn. It was half her charm that the extraordinary strength and vigorof her contours contrasted with the delicacy and dewiness of hercoloring, that from one aspect, she seemed as frail as a flower, fromanother as hard as a crystal.
What to read after Angel Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inez Haynes Irwin to read onlineMoreLess
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