Different Girls
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" Hehad dropped to that kind level of the commonplace by which we spareourselves and one another.
"'Where the love light never, never dies, '" The boy's voice ringing out blithely through the drip and dampness ofthe winter evening marked his winding route across the college grounds. Lindsay Cowart, busy at his study table, listened without definiteeffort and placed the singer as the lad newly come from the country. Hecould have identified any other of the Vaucluse students by connectionsas ...slight--Marchman by his whistling, tender, elusive sounds, flutenotes sublimated, heard only when the night was late and the campusstill; others by tricks of voice, fragments of laughter, by theirfootfalls, even, on the narrow brick walk below his study window. Suchthe easy proficiency of affection.
Attention to the lad's singing suddenly was lifted above thesubconscious. The simple melody had entangled itself in some forgottenassociation of the professor's boyhood, seeking to marshal which beforehim, he received the full force of the single line sung in directear-shot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hehad dropped to that kind level of the commonplace by which we spareourselves and one another.
"'Where the love light never, never dies, '" The boy's voice ringing out blithely through the drip and dampness ofthe winter evening marked his winding route across the college grounds. Lindsay Cowart, busy at his study table, listened without definiteeffort and placed the singer as the lad newly come from the country. Hecould have identified any other of the Vaucluse students by connectionsas ...slight--Marchman by his whistling, tender, elusive sounds, flutenotes sublimated, heard only when the night was late and the campusstill; others by tricks of voice, fragments of laughter, by theirfootfalls, even, on the narrow brick walk below his study window. Suchthe easy proficiency of affection.
Attention to the lad's singing suddenly was lifted above thesubconscious. The simple melody had entangled itself in some forgottenassociation of the professor's boyhood, seeking to marshal which beforehim, he received the full force of the single line sung in directear-shot.
What to read after Different Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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