Comin' Thro' the Rye : a Novel 2
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Husband and wife walk on in front. His arm is round her neck, her arm is half-way round his waist ; they lean to- wards each other like a tall and short weep- ing willow. It is rather trying to one's gravity to walk behind them, and, catching Paul's eye, I go off into a fit of laughter.
"Do they always behave like that?" I ask. " I never saw them together before, excej)t when they were engaged, and there was some excuse then." " They always did abroad," says Paul, "or at least when I met them; ...they were the amazement of all beholders." SUMMER.
121 '' I would rather get up early in tlie morning to do it," I say energetically, '^ than have every one smiling at me, would not you ?" *^ Much rather !" he says, with emphasis; '' it would pretty well take the bloom off to have any amount of people looking at one." We are in the park now, where are cool shady paths and long pleasant glades, through which the hot tyrannical sun can- not pierce. In the distance Silvia and Sir George Vestris are walking; do they never, I wonder, grow tired of each other's society ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Husband and wife walk on in front. His arm is round her neck, her arm is half-way round his waist ; they lean to- wards each other like a tall and short weep- ing willow. It is rather trying to one's gravity to walk behind them, and, catching Paul's eye, I go off into a fit of laughter.
"Do they always behave like that?" I ask. " I never saw them together before, excej)t when they were engaged, and there was some excuse then." " They always did abroad," says Paul, "or at least when I met them; ...they were the amazement of all beholders." SUMMER.
121 '' I would rather get up early in tlie morning to do it," I say energetically, '^ than have every one smiling at me, would not you ?" *^ Much rather !" he says, with emphasis; '' it would pretty well take the bloom off to have any amount of people looking at one." We are in the park now, where are cool shady paths and long pleasant glades, through which the hot tyrannical sun can- not pierce. In the distance Silvia and Sir George Vestris are walking; do they never, I wonder, grow tired of each other's society ?
What to read after Comin' Thro' the Rye : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Mathers to read onlineMoreLess
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