Is That All
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" Then she read the sweet prelude, and paused again, but his eyes gave her undoubted encour agement, and she proceeded simply to the nar rative. The light and perfectly just pathos of her full tones, and her crystalline pronuncia tion, began to work upon her listener like a charm. At the end of a half-dozen pages he waved his hand a little, unwilling to interrupt her by his own voice, but she understood in stantly, and stopped.
IS THAT ALL? IO/ "Ten thousand pardons!" he cried, with almost his ...natural liveliness. "This is the very loveliest exercise I ever heard in my life, and you are giving me such a pleasure as I have not had in a doleful while ; but I ought to tell you, it is so very soothing that, if you don t pause now and then, I may pay you a very doubtful compliment. " "You mean, " she cried, with shining eyes and a frank little laugh, starting up, to his great satisfaction, and moving her chair five paces nearer, "you mean you would go to sleep I Why, that ought to flatter me most of all, and indeed so it would, for Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then she read the sweet prelude, and paused again, but his eyes gave her undoubted encour agement, and she proceeded simply to the nar rative. The light and perfectly just pathos of her full tones, and her crystalline pronuncia tion, began to work upon her listener like a charm. At the end of a half-dozen pages he waved his hand a little, unwilling to interrupt her by his own voice, but she understood in stantly, and stopped.
IS THAT ALL? IO/ "Ten thousand pardons!" he cried, with almost his ...natural liveliness. "This is the very loveliest exercise I ever heard in my life, and you are giving me such a pleasure as I have not had in a doleful while ; but I ought to tell you, it is so very soothing that, if you don t pause now and then, I may pay you a very doubtful compliment. " "You mean, " she cried, with shining eyes and a frank little laugh, starting up, to his great satisfaction, and moving her chair five paces nearer, "you mean you would go to sleep I Why, that ought to flatter me most of all, and indeed so it would, for Mrs.
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