Bertha Garlan : a Novel
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She looked up. She was now able 178 BERTHA GARLAN to see the outlines of the picture which was hanging above the piano. ... It was a naked female figure. Bertha had a curious desire to examine the picture, close at hand.
" What is that ? " she asked.
" It is not a work of art," said Emil.
He struck a match and held it up, so as to throw the light on the picture. Bertha saw that it was merely a wretched daub, but at the same time she felt that the painted woman, with the bold laughing eyes, was ...looking down at her, and she was glad when the match went out.
" You might just play something to me upon the piano," said Emil.
She wondered at the coldness of his de- meanour. Didn't he realize that she was with him ? . . . But, on the other hand, did she herself feel any special emotion? . . .
No. ... A strange sadness seemed to come welling forth from every corner of the room.
. . . Why hadn't he rather taken her to his own house? . . . What sort of a house was this, she wondered? . . . She regretted now that she had not drunk more wine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked up. She was now able 178 BERTHA GARLAN to see the outlines of the picture which was hanging above the piano. ... It was a naked female figure. Bertha had a curious desire to examine the picture, close at hand.
" What is that ? " she asked.
" It is not a work of art," said Emil.
He struck a match and held it up, so as to throw the light on the picture. Bertha saw that it was merely a wretched daub, but at the same time she felt that the painted woman, with the bold laughing eyes, was ...looking down at her, and she was glad when the match went out.
" You might just play something to me upon the piano," said Emil.
She wondered at the coldness of his de- meanour. Didn't he realize that she was with him ? . . . But, on the other hand, did she herself feel any special emotion? . . .
No. ... A strange sadness seemed to come welling forth from every corner of the room.
. . . Why hadn't he rather taken her to his own house? . . . What sort of a house was this, she wondered? . . . She regretted now that she had not drunk more wine.
What to read after Bertha Garlan : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schnitzler Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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