By the Tiber
By the Tiber
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I promise that you shall go. " " Yes, " she replied, smiling through her tears. " But someway it seems to me as if I could n't wait. Did you ever feel as if you would like to throw whole months behind you, like that ? " flinging behind her with a gesture of sudden passion a bunch of half- wilted flowers that she had brought up from the villa.
" Yes ! " said Vittorio, looking at her with awak- ened interest. " Has anybody been annoying you ? " he asked after a moment.
" No ; but sometimes I get ...nervous. I think it 's the weather. " They had reached the wide-spreading steps that lead up to the palace door. Vittorio released Rosa's hand from his arm, and took it in his, leading her up the steps so. They looked as bright and beautiful and dainty as two birds might who had come up to build their nest in that gray old pile.
At the door they stopped. " I have n't time to go in, " Vittorio said, holding still his sister's hand. " Remember, now, you are to come to Rome and stay a month just as soon as the summer and the fever- season are over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I promise that you shall go. " " Yes, " she replied, smiling through her tears. " But someway it seems to me as if I could n't wait. Did you ever feel as if you would like to throw whole months behind you, like that ? " flinging behind her with a gesture of sudden passion a bunch of half- wilted flowers that she had brought up from the villa.
" Yes ! " said Vittorio, looking at her with awak- ened interest. " Has anybody been annoying you ? " he asked after a moment.
" No ; but sometimes I get ...nervous. I think it 's the weather. " They had reached the wide-spreading steps that lead up to the palace door. Vittorio released Rosa's hand from his arm, and took it in his, leading her up the steps so. They looked as bright and beautiful and dainty as two birds might who had come up to build their nest in that gray old pile.
At the door they stopped. " I have n't time to go in, " Vittorio said, holding still his sister's hand. " Remember, now, you are to come to Rome and stay a month just as soon as the summer and the fever- season are over.
What to read after By the Tiber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Agnes Tincker to read onlineMoreLess
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