Cherry
Cherry
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Gray s susceptibilities as well as his thoughtfulness in continuing to remain in-doors (as he did) upon such an occasion; whereat she seemed somewhat cheered.
I had not long continued in this strain when there befell that incident which, while it might have produced an impression almost painful as a betrayal of the pitch to which the supremity of her sentiments had brought her, must remove the last cloud from the minds of any who yet retain a doubt as to the direction in which those sentiments ...tended.
I was drawing to a close my references to Mr. Gray s emotion and the delicacy of his absence, when the appreciative smile that had lightened her melancholy began to increase with unnatural rapidity; she seized convul sively upon her lace kerchief and covered her face with it. She held it there for several moments, when, suddenly, from beneath the lace rang out a laugh, silvery indeed, yet of such wildness that I jumped to my feet in alarm.
64 CHERRY Nor did the bell-like cachinnations cease upon my action; louder and louder they rang, as the fit seized upon her; peal after peal startled the stilly night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gray s susceptibilities as well as his thoughtfulness in continuing to remain in-doors (as he did) upon such an occasion; whereat she seemed somewhat cheered.
I had not long continued in this strain when there befell that incident which, while it might have produced an impression almost painful as a betrayal of the pitch to which the supremity of her sentiments had brought her, must remove the last cloud from the minds of any who yet retain a doubt as to the direction in which those sentiments ...tended.
I was drawing to a close my references to Mr. Gray s emotion and the delicacy of his absence, when the appreciative smile that had lightened her melancholy began to increase with unnatural rapidity; she seized convul sively upon her lace kerchief and covered her face with it. She held it there for several moments, when, suddenly, from beneath the lace rang out a laugh, silvery indeed, yet of such wildness that I jumped to my feet in alarm.
64 CHERRY Nor did the bell-like cachinnations cease upon my action; louder and louder they rang, as the fit seized upon her; peal after peal startled the stilly night.
What to read after Cherry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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