Dawn O'hara : the Girl Who Laughed
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Immediately the aborigines went off intoparoxysms of laughter. They threw back their heads and roared, andslapped their thighs, and spluttered. It appeared that they thought Iwas making a humorous speech. At that discovery I cast dignity asideand continued my speech in the language of a German vaudeville comedian, with a dash of Weber and Field here and there. With the presentation ofthe silk umbrella Frau Knapf burst into tears, groped about helplesslyfor her apron, realized that it was missin...g from its accustomed place, and wiped her tears upon her cherished blue silk sleeve in the utterabandon of her sorrow. We drank to the future health and prosperity ofour tearful host and hostess, and some one suggested drei mal drei, to which we responded in a manner to make the chin-chucking lieutenanttremble in his frame on the wall.
When it was all over Frau Nirlanger beckoned me, and she, Dr. VonGerhard and I stole out into the hall and stood at the foot of thestairway, discussing our plans for the future, and trying to smile as wetalked of this plan and that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Immediately the aborigines went off intoparoxysms of laughter. They threw back their heads and roared, andslapped their thighs, and spluttered. It appeared that they thought Iwas making a humorous speech. At that discovery I cast dignity asideand continued my speech in the language of a German vaudeville comedian, with a dash of Weber and Field here and there. With the presentation ofthe silk umbrella Frau Knapf burst into tears, groped about helplesslyfor her apron, realized that it was missin...g from its accustomed place, and wiped her tears upon her cherished blue silk sleeve in the utterabandon of her sorrow. We drank to the future health and prosperity ofour tearful host and hostess, and some one suggested drei mal drei, to which we responded in a manner to make the chin-chucking lieutenanttremble in his frame on the wall.
When it was all over Frau Nirlanger beckoned me, and she, Dr. VonGerhard and I stole out into the hall and stood at the foot of thestairway, discussing our plans for the future, and trying to smile as wetalked of this plan and that.
What to read after Dawn O'hara : the Girl Who Laughed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferber Edna to read onlineMoreLess
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