Loria. 11
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I smile, and look up at the sunshine as it lights the clouds.
The soft breeze of a calm evening cools my forehead and blows my hair.
I sigh, and watch the moonlight glisten in the wet grass.
I love, and am loved.
FROM A TRAIN WINDOW The hills are like green birds flying by my window — quickly at my side, then past.
This relentless train speeds forward leaving green hills and you behind — forward, towards the edge of the earth.
Angeline Leibinger, '38.
Page Fourteen TRIUMPH MARY LAVIN, '36 WHEN ...Dennis Graves awakened in his hotel room, his first sensation was one of unsubstantiated fear and uneasiness. He struggled to remember what had caused it. The huge leather chair in the corner broke through the mist before his eyes and assumed an expression of solid condemnation. He raised his head, looking across the dim room toward the open window, through which he caught snatches of snow- covered roofs, white chimneys and a fragment of clear blue sky. He be- came conscious of the cold and the next instant he knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I smile, and look up at the sunshine as it lights the clouds.
The soft breeze of a calm evening cools my forehead and blows my hair.
I sigh, and watch the moonlight glisten in the wet grass.
I love, and am loved.
FROM A TRAIN WINDOW The hills are like green birds flying by my window — quickly at my side, then past.
This relentless train speeds forward leaving green hills and you behind — forward, towards the edge of the earth.
Angeline Leibinger, '38.
Page Fourteen TRIUMPH MARY LAVIN, '36 WHEN ...Dennis Graves awakened in his hotel room, his first sensation was one of unsubstantiated fear and uneasiness. He struggled to remember what had caused it. The huge leather chair in the corner broke through the mist before his eyes and assumed an expression of solid condemnation. He raised his head, looking across the dim room toward the open window, through which he caught snatches of snow- covered roofs, white chimneys and a fragment of clear blue sky. He be- came conscious of the cold and the next instant he knew.
What to read after Loria. 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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