Great Days
Great Days
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He was presented to a young lady who bowed to him with the ease of an old acquaintance. She was about medium I n 4 GREAT DAYS height and very dark, her features small and fairly regular, the face a little sharp, with pointed chin, the eyes so large they looked, he thought, like prunes in milk, and masses of black hair arranged in heavy bands.
" I know you so well, Mr. Jack, " she began, " from my uncle's letters. It is as- if I had known you for months, only you are quite different from what I ...thought. " " Really ! " exclaimed Jack, taken back by this sudden assault. His first glance had shown him that she was attractive ; as he began to look at her carefully he thought her beautiful. She looked up and caught him examining her, and broke into a laugh which hardly accounted for her heightened colour.
" You're amused ? " said Jack.
" My own thoughts amuse me very often, " she replied, smiling.
Jack was a little resentful of her complete ease and detachment. He was annoyed, too, by the quick glance that merely seemed to touch him mockingly, and he shut himself up in silence and seriousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was presented to a young lady who bowed to him with the ease of an old acquaintance. She was about medium I n 4 GREAT DAYS height and very dark, her features small and fairly regular, the face a little sharp, with pointed chin, the eyes so large they looked, he thought, like prunes in milk, and masses of black hair arranged in heavy bands.
" I know you so well, Mr. Jack, " she began, " from my uncle's letters. It is as- if I had known you for months, only you are quite different from what I ...thought. " " Really ! " exclaimed Jack, taken back by this sudden assault. His first glance had shown him that she was attractive ; as he began to look at her carefully he thought her beautiful. She looked up and caught him examining her, and broke into a laugh which hardly accounted for her heightened colour.
" You're amused ? " said Jack.
" My own thoughts amuse me very often, " she replied, smiling.
Jack was a little resentful of her complete ease and detachment. He was annoyed, too, by the quick glance that merely seemed to touch him mockingly, and he shut himself up in silence and seriousness.
What to read after Great Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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