Joyce of the Jasmines
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"Wonderful? Yes, I guess it is. And it's gay enough on the surface. But it's terribly big and very heartless and rather cruel, too, Miss Joyce. I've seen enough of it to know that. And as far as I am concerned I like this much better. " He looked contentedly over the sunlit gar- den and back to the girl. She had plucked a leaf from the honeysuckle and was absent- ly pinching it into tiny bits.
"That's because New York is an old story to you, I reckon, " she said. 'There was a girl at the Academ...y, in Athens, you know, who lived in New York. She was 94 JOYCE OF THE JASMINES always talking about it and about the good times the people have there; theatres every night, and balls and parties, and dinners in wonderful restaurants and funny Bohemian places. It sounded just like what I've al- ways thought Paris must be. " "Well, if you like that sort of thing, " he began.
" Like it ? Of course I like it, " she flashed. "Don't you?" "By Jove, I could like it immensely if But he pulled up.
"Every girl likes parties and dances and theatres, " she went on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Wonderful? Yes, I guess it is. And it's gay enough on the surface. But it's terribly big and very heartless and rather cruel, too, Miss Joyce. I've seen enough of it to know that. And as far as I am concerned I like this much better. " He looked contentedly over the sunlit gar- den and back to the girl. She had plucked a leaf from the honeysuckle and was absent- ly pinching it into tiny bits.
"That's because New York is an old story to you, I reckon, " she said. 'There was a girl at the Academ...y, in Athens, you know, who lived in New York. She was 94 JOYCE OF THE JASMINES always talking about it and about the good times the people have there; theatres every night, and balls and parties, and dinners in wonderful restaurants and funny Bohemian places. It sounded just like what I've al- ways thought Paris must be. " "Well, if you like that sort of thing, " he began.
" Like it ? Of course I like it, " she flashed. "Don't you?" "By Jove, I could like it immensely if But he pulled up.
"Every girl likes parties and dances and theatres, " she went on.
What to read after Joyce of the Jasmines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbour Ralph Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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