Delia of Vallia
Delia of Vallia
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Her stitches were uneven, rambling, usually overlarge, generous in the amount of material she expected them to deal with. When she had the time — which was pretty damn-well never, by Vox! — she could make herself be a fine seamstress. Then her stitches were marvels of neatness and exactitude, cunning in their beauty.Now, with the silver tissue on her knees, her head on one side, and her face puckered up into a scowl, she made herself put in neat, precise stitching. An open window in the small ro...om she and Sissy shared let a gentle zephyr play on her half-naked body. Sissy was washing her hair in the corner, making a tremendous fuss with spilled water and splashed suds, chattering all the time.“You should not, then, have let her tear the tissue,” said Delia, and bit a thread, her teeth even and white and sharp enough to bite clean through Nyleen Gillois’s jugular.“How could I stop her — ow!” and Sissy groped in agony for the towel. “My eye!”Rising and laying the stitching aside, Delia passed across the yellow towel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her stitches were uneven, rambling, usually overlarge, generous in the amount of material she expected them to deal with. When she had the time — which was pretty damn-well never, by Vox! — she could make herself be a fine seamstress. Then her stitches were marvels of neatness and exactitude, cunning in their beauty.Now, with the silver tissue on her knees, her head on one side, and her face puckered up into a scowl, she made herself put in neat, precise stitching. An open window in the small ro...om she and Sissy shared let a gentle zephyr play on her half-naked body. Sissy was washing her hair in the corner, making a tremendous fuss with spilled water and splashed suds, chattering all the time.“You should not, then, have let her tear the tissue,” said Delia, and bit a thread, her teeth even and white and sharp enough to bite clean through Nyleen Gillois’s jugular.“How could I stop her — ow!” and Sissy groped in agony for the towel. “My eye!”Rising and laying the stitching aside, Delia passed across the yellow towel.
What to read after Delia of Vallia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Burt Akers to read onlineMoreLess
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