Earthwork Out of Tuscany
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You are but a round rose-bud nowand no one thinks any harm; but some day the sun will look at you in anodd way, and then, suddenly, you will be ashamed, and draw your frockright up to your neck.
And your hair strays where it likes at present. I know you have a goldenfillet of box-leaves round your brow: that is because you are only alittle girl still, not more than twelve. And you have tied the ends up ina sort of knot. But you romp so much and laugh so--I know you have twobright rows of little... teeth--that you can never expect to keep tidy. Why, even now, while I am scolding you, you are itching to laugh and run away. I see a wavy lock trailing down your neck, _ragazza_, and those heavytresses on your temples, instead of being drawn meekly back, droop downover your temples, and cover up your little ears. Don't you know thatFlorentine, ladies are proud of their foreheads, and when they have prettyears, always show them? Some day, my dear, you will go out into the world;and your hair will be twisted up into coils with gold braid; perhaps youwill have on it a flowery garland of Messer Domenico's making, and astring of Venice beads round your throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are but a round rose-bud nowand no one thinks any harm; but some day the sun will look at you in anodd way, and then, suddenly, you will be ashamed, and draw your frockright up to your neck.
And your hair strays where it likes at present. I know you have a goldenfillet of box-leaves round your brow: that is because you are only alittle girl still, not more than twelve. And you have tied the ends up ina sort of knot. But you romp so much and laugh so--I know you have twobright rows of little... teeth--that you can never expect to keep tidy. Why, even now, while I am scolding you, you are itching to laugh and run away. I see a wavy lock trailing down your neck, _ragazza_, and those heavytresses on your temples, instead of being drawn meekly back, droop downover your temples, and cover up your little ears. Don't you know thatFlorentine, ladies are proud of their foreheads, and when they have prettyears, always show them? Some day, my dear, you will go out into the world;and your hair will be twisted up into coils with gold braid; perhaps youwill have on it a flowery garland of Messer Domenico's making, and astring of Venice beads round your throat.
What to read after Earthwork Out of Tuscany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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