Kendalls Sister
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By some happy chance it was the "Fleder- maus, " a waltz she particularly loved. She stood a moment, looking at Rothwell and smiling; and then went swinging off with him. He danced divinely. Suddenly she seemed to feel that she was not herself; that is, not the person she had known herself to be the past few years. It was as though her later experiences had dropped from her and she was as she used to be, carelessly free of life in any of its larger moods. In the room filled with the more or les...s ornate trappings of Europe brocades, altarpieces, dim, shaded lamps, and lux- urious color of soft hangings she got the impres- sion of being in some other land, some place filled with the memories of things which she had long considered lost to her forever. For the time she seemed to forget all that had happened since her old dancing days. All the changes she had been through vanished, and she was filled only with the sense of this tall, straight man before her, who held her so firmly and guided her so easily around the various obstacles of chairs and tables.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By some happy chance it was the "Fleder- maus, " a waltz she particularly loved. She stood a moment, looking at Rothwell and smiling; and then went swinging off with him. He danced divinely. Suddenly she seemed to feel that she was not herself; that is, not the person she had known herself to be the past few years. It was as though her later experiences had dropped from her and she was as she used to be, carelessly free of life in any of its larger moods. In the room filled with the more or les...s ornate trappings of Europe brocades, altarpieces, dim, shaded lamps, and lux- urious color of soft hangings she got the impres- sion of being in some other land, some place filled with the memories of things which she had long considered lost to her forever. For the time she seemed to forget all that had happened since her old dancing days. All the changes she had been through vanished, and she was filled only with the sense of this tall, straight man before her, who held her so firmly and guided her so easily around the various obstacles of chairs and tables.
What to read after Kendalls Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Swasey to read onlineMoreLess
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