From the Other Side Stories of Transatlantic Travel
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No ; in his stead stood a lithe and graceful youth in blue serge ; he had a deep blue ribbon fluttering on his wide straw hat, and a Roman sash barred in red and orange and violet bound round his waist, and a sailor shirt cut lower in the neck than I, as a modest but uncompromising Christian, found it possible completely to approve. With an easy but deter mined self-assertion he laid down his oar, brushed aside a pair of officious and en cumbering maids, and helped the old lady into her boat wi...th incomparable grace and deference. If Ethelbert had ever put me into a carriage with half the tactful gallantry of Piero it was Piero, of course putting the Duchess into 112 WHAT YOUTH CAN DO her gondola, I should have died of pride and pleasure. But I am alive yet, and expect to stay so for many years to come. After this the Duchess lived on the water and kept Piero in his summer tog gery (another word of young Stanhope s) as long as she possibly could a little longer, that is, than was fit or sensible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No ; in his stead stood a lithe and graceful youth in blue serge ; he had a deep blue ribbon fluttering on his wide straw hat, and a Roman sash barred in red and orange and violet bound round his waist, and a sailor shirt cut lower in the neck than I, as a modest but uncompromising Christian, found it possible completely to approve. With an easy but deter mined self-assertion he laid down his oar, brushed aside a pair of officious and en cumbering maids, and helped the old lady into her boat wi...th incomparable grace and deference. If Ethelbert had ever put me into a carriage with half the tactful gallantry of Piero it was Piero, of course putting the Duchess into 112 WHAT YOUTH CAN DO her gondola, I should have died of pride and pleasure. But I am alive yet, and expect to stay so for many years to come. After this the Duchess lived on the water and kept Piero in his summer tog gery (another word of young Stanhope s) as long as she possibly could a little longer, that is, than was fit or sensible.
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