Famous Affinities of History Complete
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M. Morin called to him the girlwho sang and asked her why she did not make her voice moreprofitable than by haunting the cafes at night, where she was sureto meet with insults of the grossest kind.
"Why, " said Sarah, "I haven't anybody to advise me what to do. " M. Morin gave her his address and said that he would arrange tohave her meet a friend who would be of great service to her. Onthe following day he sent the two girls to a M. Choron, who wasthe head of the Conservatory of Sacred Music. ...Choron had Sarahsing, and instantly admitted her as a pupil, which meant that shewould soon be enrolled among the regular choristers. The beauty ofher voice made a deep impression on him.
Then he happened to notice the puny, meager child who was standingnear her sister. Turning to her, he said: "And what can you do, little one?" "I can recite poetry, " was the reply.
"Oh, can you?" said he. "Please let me hear you. " Rachel readily consented. She had a peculiarly harsh, gratingvoice, so that any but a very competent judge would have turnedher away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Morin called to him the girlwho sang and asked her why she did not make her voice moreprofitable than by haunting the cafes at night, where she was sureto meet with insults of the grossest kind.
"Why, " said Sarah, "I haven't anybody to advise me what to do. " M. Morin gave her his address and said that he would arrange tohave her meet a friend who would be of great service to her. Onthe following day he sent the two girls to a M. Choron, who wasthe head of the Conservatory of Sacred Music. ...Choron had Sarahsing, and instantly admitted her as a pupil, which meant that shewould soon be enrolled among the regular choristers. The beauty ofher voice made a deep impression on him.
Then he happened to notice the puny, meager child who was standingnear her sister. Turning to her, he said: "And what can you do, little one?" "I can recite poetry, " was the reply.
"Oh, can you?" said he. "Please let me hear you. " Rachel readily consented. She had a peculiarly harsh, gratingvoice, so that any but a very competent judge would have turnedher away.
What to read after Famous Affinities of History Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lydon Orr to read onlineMoreLess
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