Ghetto Tragedies
Ghetto Tragedies
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The culprit shot uneasy, surreptitious glances at his wife, so radiant in jewels and finery and with so Kitty-like a complexion. It was as if he saw her freshly, or as if he were shocked — even startled — by her retaining so much joy of life despite his desertion of her. Fortunately the strange drive only lasted a few minutes. The bridegroom's wedding-party passed into the syna- gogue through an avenue of sympathetic observers. Mr. Brill had no part to play in the ceremony. The honours were car...ried off by Mr. Jonas, who stalked in slowly, with the bride on his arm, and a new green shade over his left eye. The rival father hovered meekly on the outskirts of the marriage- canopy amid a crowd of Jonases. Salvina stationed herself and her mother on the opposite border of the canopy, and throughout bristled, apprehensive, pro- hibitive, fiery, like a spaniel guarding its mistress against a bull-dog on the pounce. The bull-dog in- deed was docile enough ; avoiding the spaniel's eye, THE KEEPER OF CONSCIENCE 301 and trailing a spiritless tail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The culprit shot uneasy, surreptitious glances at his wife, so radiant in jewels and finery and with so Kitty-like a complexion. It was as if he saw her freshly, or as if he were shocked — even startled — by her retaining so much joy of life despite his desertion of her. Fortunately the strange drive only lasted a few minutes. The bridegroom's wedding-party passed into the syna- gogue through an avenue of sympathetic observers. Mr. Brill had no part to play in the ceremony. The honours were car...ried off by Mr. Jonas, who stalked in slowly, with the bride on his arm, and a new green shade over his left eye. The rival father hovered meekly on the outskirts of the marriage- canopy amid a crowd of Jonases. Salvina stationed herself and her mother on the opposite border of the canopy, and throughout bristled, apprehensive, pro- hibitive, fiery, like a spaniel guarding its mistress against a bull-dog on the pounce. The bull-dog in- deed was docile enough ; avoiding the spaniel's eye, THE KEEPER OF CONSCIENCE 301 and trailing a spiritless tail.
What to read after Ghetto Tragedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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