Dionysius the Weavers Hearts Dearest
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Berg s conspicuously romantic behavior be gan not unnaturally to awaken facetious com ment in Vroni s immediate circle, where indeed love affairs, open or surreptitious, were topics no less absorbing than on higher planes. " Vroni s sweetheart " they dubbed him, while he but hovered upon the horizon. Everybody Heart s Dearest 203 possessed, she had already discoved, a past, present, or potential sweetheart. Beside the servants affairs of the heart, those of the Comtesse Nelka and the Vallade br...others were exhaustively discussed in her presence ; and not without discriminating intelligence. Never having read a novel, Vroni made her own fresh discoveries of trite facts in the vast field which she was beginning to perceive encompassed her on every side.
" Thou, Melchior, what thinkest thou of love?" she began blithely on a Sunday, as the three sat at their four o clock beer, not as usual in a suburban tavern, but in his house; for he was nursing a cold, together with the aggrieved notion that immunity from vulgar physical ills ought, were things properly managed, to be one of the perquisites of his position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Berg s conspicuously romantic behavior be gan not unnaturally to awaken facetious com ment in Vroni s immediate circle, where indeed love affairs, open or surreptitious, were topics no less absorbing than on higher planes. " Vroni s sweetheart " they dubbed him, while he but hovered upon the horizon. Everybody Heart s Dearest 203 possessed, she had already discoved, a past, present, or potential sweetheart. Beside the servants affairs of the heart, those of the Comtesse Nelka and the Vallade br...others were exhaustively discussed in her presence ; and not without discriminating intelligence. Never having read a novel, Vroni made her own fresh discoveries of trite facts in the vast field which she was beginning to perceive encompassed her on every side.
" Thou, Melchior, what thinkest thou of love?" she began blithely on a Sunday, as the three sat at their four o clock beer, not as usual in a suburban tavern, but in his house; for he was nursing a cold, together with the aggrieved notion that immunity from vulgar physical ills ought, were things properly managed, to be one of the perquisites of his position.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Willis Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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