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" She smiled. She had served an apprenticeship in the reading of theartist's heart--the child's heart.
"Yes, monsieur? You will live here?" "As soon, madame, as it suits you to vacate the _appartement_. " Again she smiled, gently, indulgently. "And may I ask, monsieur, whetheryou have ascertained the figure of the rent?" "No, madame. " "And is not that--pardon me!--a little improvident?" Max laughed. "Probably, madame! But if it demanded my last franc Iwould give that last franc with an open he...art, so greatly do I desirethe place. " The quiet eyes of the woman softened to a gentle comprehension.
"You are an artist, monsieur. " The color leaped into the boy's face, his eyes flashed with triumph.
"Madame, how did you guess?" "It is no guessing, monsieur. You tell me with every word. " "Ah, madame, I thank you!" With a charming, swift grace he bent andcaught her hand. "And, madame"--he hesitated na
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She smiled. She had served an apprenticeship in the reading of theartist's heart--the child's heart.
"Yes, monsieur? You will live here?" "As soon, madame, as it suits you to vacate the _appartement_. " Again she smiled, gently, indulgently. "And may I ask, monsieur, whetheryou have ascertained the figure of the rent?" "No, madame. " "And is not that--pardon me!--a little improvident?" Max laughed. "Probably, madame! But if it demanded my last franc Iwould give that last franc with an open he...art, so greatly do I desirethe place. " The quiet eyes of the woman softened to a gentle comprehension.
"You are an artist, monsieur. " The color leaped into the boy's face, his eyes flashed with triumph.
"Madame, how did you guess?" "It is no guessing, monsieur. You tell me with every word. " "Ah, madame, I thank you!" With a charming, swift grace he bent andcaught her hand. "And, madame"--he hesitated na
What to read after Max?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thurston Katherine Cecil to read onlineMoreLess
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