Balcony Stories
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She has no maid. The troupe, hurrying away to France on the special train waiting not half a dozen blocks away, forget her the insignificant are so easily forgotten ! The porter, more tired, perhaps, than any one of the beautiful ideal world about him, and savoring already in advance the good onion-flavored grillade awaiting him at home, locks up everything fast and tight ; the tighter and faster for the "ONE OF US" 133 good fortnight's vacation he has promised himself.
No doubt if the old oper...a-house were ever cleaned out, just such a heap of stiff, wire- strung bones would be found, in some such hole as the dugazoris dressing-room, desic cating away in its last costume perhaps in that very costume of Inez ; and if one were venturesome enough to pass Allhallowe'en there, the spirit of those bones might be seen availing itself of the privilege of unasperged corpses to roam. Not singing, not talking it is an anachronism to say that ghosts talk : their medium of communication must be pure thought ; and one should be able to see their thoughts working, just as one sees the work ing of the digestive organs in the clear vis cera of transparent animalculae.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She has no maid. The troupe, hurrying away to France on the special train waiting not half a dozen blocks away, forget her the insignificant are so easily forgotten ! The porter, more tired, perhaps, than any one of the beautiful ideal world about him, and savoring already in advance the good onion-flavored grillade awaiting him at home, locks up everything fast and tight ; the tighter and faster for the "ONE OF US" 133 good fortnight's vacation he has promised himself.
No doubt if the old oper...a-house were ever cleaned out, just such a heap of stiff, wire- strung bones would be found, in some such hole as the dugazoris dressing-room, desic cating away in its last costume perhaps in that very costume of Inez ; and if one were venturesome enough to pass Allhallowe'en there, the spirit of those bones might be seen availing itself of the privilege of unasperged corpses to roam. Not singing, not talking it is an anachronism to say that ghosts talk : their medium of communication must be pure thought ; and one should be able to see their thoughts working, just as one sees the work ing of the digestive organs in the clear vis cera of transparent animalculae.
What to read after Balcony Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Elizabeth King to read onlineMoreLess
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