Happy House
Happy House
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At half -past twelve she crept out and saw the light still burning in Grisel's room, and at two she did the same thing. Finally, knowing that she could not sleep, she put on her dressing-gown and padded softly upstairs in her old felt slippers to the room in the attic, and, having lit her lamp, did two hours hard work, while the winter sky was gradually drained of its dark- ness, and the clear grey that is neither darkness nor light took the place of the night, to give way slowly, as if relucta...ntly, to the morning.
She wrote rapidly, her face white and sharp, bent Digitized by V3OOQ IC i62 HAPPY HOUSE ovCT the paper. She had forgotten now her sad con- viction of the book's worthlessness. Words came out in a torrent, as if independently of herself, and her hand struggled to keep up with her ideas. She knew that this was the wrong way to write — ^that the great novelists whom she so admired worked carefully, measuring their words, weighing each one as if it was a pearl — her own facility having always been like that of an older child telling tales by the fire to the little ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At half -past twelve she crept out and saw the light still burning in Grisel's room, and at two she did the same thing. Finally, knowing that she could not sleep, she put on her dressing-gown and padded softly upstairs in her old felt slippers to the room in the attic, and, having lit her lamp, did two hours hard work, while the winter sky was gradually drained of its dark- ness, and the clear grey that is neither darkness nor light took the place of the night, to give way slowly, as if relucta...ntly, to the morning.
She wrote rapidly, her face white and sharp, bent Digitized by V3OOQ IC i62 HAPPY HOUSE ovCT the paper. She had forgotten now her sad con- viction of the book's worthlessness. Words came out in a torrent, as if independently of herself, and her hand struggled to keep up with her ideas. She knew that this was the wrong way to write — ^that the great novelists whom she so admired worked carefully, measuring their words, weighing each one as if it was a pearl — her own facility having always been like that of an older child telling tales by the fire to the little ones.
What to read after Happy House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutten Zum Stolzenberg, Betsey Riddle, Freifrau Von, 1874-1957 to read onlineMoreLess
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