Lizette a Story of the Latin Quarter
Lizette a Story of the Latin Quarter
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He rose and bent his great form over her and held her face up with a great hand beneath her chin, so that he 88 LIZETTE.
4 might gaze into her eyes. "I sometimes feel, you dainty one, that sometime in another life, long gone, it was my love and duty to fight for you and shelter you; to strive for you and work for you; to hold you in my arms as if you were a little child and toss you up to see the sunset as I once did my own sweet baby, long since dead. " Lizette was astonished by the vehemence ...and intensity of his strange manner and more so by what he said about "his baby. " There was a yearning look in the eyes that gazed into hers so steadily, that seemed almost hungry. His action was uncanny, but she had no desire to shrink from him. She only gazed at him and wondered breath lessly.
"1 never knew you had a baby, " she said, softly.
"It was long ago, " he answered. "Long ago. " He sat down again at his little table with its three shaky legs and leaned his elbow on it. But never once did his big, deep-set eyes wander from her face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He rose and bent his great form over her and held her face up with a great hand beneath her chin, so that he 88 LIZETTE.
4 might gaze into her eyes. "I sometimes feel, you dainty one, that sometime in another life, long gone, it was my love and duty to fight for you and shelter you; to strive for you and work for you; to hold you in my arms as if you were a little child and toss you up to see the sunset as I once did my own sweet baby, long since dead. " Lizette was astonished by the vehemence ...and intensity of his strange manner and more so by what he said about "his baby. " There was a yearning look in the eyes that gazed into hers so steadily, that seemed almost hungry. His action was uncanny, but she had no desire to shrink from him. She only gazed at him and wondered breath lessly.
"1 never knew you had a baby, " she said, softly.
"It was long ago, " he answered. "Long ago. " He sat down again at his little table with its three shaky legs and leaned his elbow on it. But never once did his big, deep-set eyes wander from her face.
What to read after Lizette a Story of the Latin Quarter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Marshall And Charles T Dazey to read onlineMoreLess
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