Matrimony 2
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But surely never before had voice or instrument lent that stirrine strain such meaning as it borrowed now from Gene- vieve's violin. The measured chords started with a swelling o^escendo, melted into subdued ecstasy, and gathering volume, rolled onwards like the sound of many waters, rising, falling, fillins: the air with a hundred sweet vibrations and cadences, and striking the listener in the darkness outside with a sort of pleased amaze- ment.
" Something must have made her very happy, that ...she can play like that," was the comment that came into his mind.
He had been standing close to the curtain for some minutes : he put it gently aside now, and peeped in. The little bare room was lighted only by the candles on the music-stand ; the two women had their backs turned to him.
Genevieve was standing upright, a long cloak thrown back from her shoulders ; Miss Potts, seated beside her on a low camp-chair, was 1 76 MATRIMONY.
swaying to and fro in a kind of decorous rapture infinitely ludicrous to behold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But surely never before had voice or instrument lent that stirrine strain such meaning as it borrowed now from Gene- vieve's violin. The measured chords started with a swelling o^escendo, melted into subdued ecstasy, and gathering volume, rolled onwards like the sound of many waters, rising, falling, fillins: the air with a hundred sweet vibrations and cadences, and striking the listener in the darkness outside with a sort of pleased amaze- ment.
" Something must have made her very happy, that ...she can play like that," was the comment that came into his mind.
He had been standing close to the curtain for some minutes : he put it gently aside now, and peeped in. The little bare room was lighted only by the candles on the music-stand ; the two women had their backs turned to him.
Genevieve was standing upright, a long cloak thrown back from her shoulders ; Miss Potts, seated beside her on a low camp-chair, was 1 76 MATRIMONY.
swaying to and fro in a kind of decorous rapture infinitely ludicrous to behold.
What to read after Matrimony 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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