Joan a Tale volume 3
Joan a Tale volume 3
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Her heart is too full to speak. She sits down and begins to talk to one of the ladies about her work ; but to all her gentle womanly chat, there is, in her mind, a drear background of torn ivy, rent tapestry, sash windows.
The evening wears away. Coffee is past ; the men reappear. Joan's new protege, on first entering the room, has aimed at her a piteous shipwrecked look, but seeing her palisadoed round by women, his heart fails him ; and he remains planted on the hearth- rug — the spot whither... he had first drifted. The other men have dispersed about the room ; have thrown themselves into easy chairs ; have engaged in talk. He alone still stands ; afraid to sit down, afraid to stir, afraid to speak to any one ; with his trembling JOAN. 91 hands folded behind hi, s coat tails for want of knowing where else to put them ; while now and again waves of red misery rush over his whole body, as often as he thinks that any one is lookino- at him.
There he stands, a wretched little Crusoe, on his desert island of hearthrug.
What to read after Joan a Tale volume 3?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her heart is too full to speak. She sits down and begins to talk to one of the ladies about her work ; but to all her gentle womanly chat, there is, in her mind, a drear background of torn ivy, rent tapestry, sash windows.
The evening wears away. Coffee is past ; the men reappear. Joan's new protege, on first entering the room, has aimed at her a piteous shipwrecked look, but seeing her palisadoed round by women, his heart fails him ; and he remains planted on the hearth- rug — the spot whither... he had first drifted. The other men have dispersed about the room ; have thrown themselves into easy chairs ; have engaged in talk. He alone still stands ; afraid to sit down, afraid to stir, afraid to speak to any one ; with his trembling JOAN. 91 hands folded behind hi, s coat tails for want of knowing where else to put them ; while now and again waves of red misery rush over his whole body, as often as he thinks that any one is lookino- at him.
There he stands, a wretched little Crusoe, on his desert island of hearthrug.
What to read after Joan a Tale volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broughton Rhoda to read onlineMoreLess
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