Children of the World: a Novel 1
Children of the World: a Novel 1
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Not a flower, no carpet, none of the hundred and one trifles with which ladies who five alone are in the habit of making up for the absence Digitized by Google 144 THE CHILDREN OF THIS WORLD.
of human society. There was a heap of books on the chest of drawers, on which there was not a single ornament ; the volume of Schopenhauer's Parerga lay on the table before the sofa, while the piano was strewn with music in great confusion. Everything gave one the impression that this was not the abode of ...one to whom life was a joy, and the face of its owner tallied only too well with the witness borne by the lifeless things around her.
The features were without beauty, stem and un- youthful, the eyebrows over the light-grey eyes almost joined, and her hair, which was thick but not soft, hung like a heavy shadow over her pale brow.
The full, powerful mouth, with its brilliantly white teeth, was the only pleasing feature in this otherwise uninviting picture ; but it had a hairy growth above it, and by its unchangeable expression of dark defiance seemed to be constantly on the watch against any attempt to look agreeable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not a flower, no carpet, none of the hundred and one trifles with which ladies who five alone are in the habit of making up for the absence Digitized by Google 144 THE CHILDREN OF THIS WORLD.
of human society. There was a heap of books on the chest of drawers, on which there was not a single ornament ; the volume of Schopenhauer's Parerga lay on the table before the sofa, while the piano was strewn with music in great confusion. Everything gave one the impression that this was not the abode of ...one to whom life was a joy, and the face of its owner tallied only too well with the witness borne by the lifeless things around her.
The features were without beauty, stem and un- youthful, the eyebrows over the light-grey eyes almost joined, and her hair, which was thick but not soft, hung like a heavy shadow over her pale brow.
The full, powerful mouth, with its brilliantly white teeth, was the only pleasing feature in this otherwise uninviting picture ; but it had a hairy growth above it, and by its unchangeable expression of dark defiance seemed to be constantly on the watch against any attempt to look agreeable.
What to read after Children of the World: a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Heyse to read onlineMoreLess
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