In a Canadian Canoe the Nine Muses Minus One And Other Stories
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" Take that chair. Adopt an easy, natural position. Don't cross the legs. If you find the light too strong, you can blink the eyes once or twice, it won't make any difference. Head a little more this way. You're frowning. That's better. Now then, we're ready. Steady, please. " The light certainly was too strong. A sudden flash blinded me, and when I recovered my sight I was apparently no longer in the Grocery. I was in a dimly-lighted con- servatory and the middle of a sentence. I have never be...en able to find out what could have been the beginning of it.
"... Which it is not, and never was, " I was saying. " I am content only to have told you, and now I relinquish you. Let this be my farewell, my good-bye to you before I sail from England. In books that we read, a man would have asked you for one clasp of the hands, or even one kiss, but I neither ask nor wish for that. " I looked up, and saw the girl to whom I was speaking. I had certainly never seen her before, but yet the figure was familiar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Take that chair. Adopt an easy, natural position. Don't cross the legs. If you find the light too strong, you can blink the eyes once or twice, it won't make any difference. Head a little more this way. You're frowning. That's better. Now then, we're ready. Steady, please. " The light certainly was too strong. A sudden flash blinded me, and when I recovered my sight I was apparently no longer in the Grocery. I was in a dimly-lighted con- servatory and the middle of a sentence. I have never be...en able to find out what could have been the beginning of it.
"... Which it is not, and never was, " I was saying. " I am content only to have told you, and now I relinquish you. Let this be my farewell, my good-bye to you before I sail from England. In books that we read, a man would have asked you for one clasp of the hands, or even one kiss, but I neither ask nor wish for that. " I looked up, and saw the girl to whom I was speaking. I had certainly never seen her before, but yet the figure was familiar.
What to read after In a Canadian Canoe the Nine Muses Minus One And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Pain to read onlineMoreLess
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