Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 6, May, 1896
Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 6, May, 1896
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He would not desire to face all four of us. Atany rate the sound of his pursuing feet died away and ceased. I supposehe went back to look after Vlacho and show himself safe and sound tothat most unhappy woman, his wife. As for me, when I found myself safeand sound in the compound, I said, "Thank God!" And I meant it, too. Then I looked round. Certainly the sight that met my eyes had a touch ofcomedy in it.
Denny, Hogvardt, and Watkins stood in the compound. Their backs weretoward me, and they w...ere all staring up at the roof of the kitchen, withexpressions which the cold light of morning revealed in all theirpuzzled foolishness. On the top of the roof, unassailable and out ofreach--for no ladder ran from roof to ground now--stood Euphrosyne, inher usual attitude of easy grace. And Euphrosyne was not taking thesmallest notice of the helpless three below, but stood quite still, withunmoved face, gazing up toward the cottage. The whole thing reminded meof nothing so much as of a pretty, composed cat in a tree, with threeinfuriated, helpless terriers barking round the trunk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would not desire to face all four of us. Atany rate the sound of his pursuing feet died away and ceased. I supposehe went back to look after Vlacho and show himself safe and sound tothat most unhappy woman, his wife. As for me, when I found myself safeand sound in the compound, I said, "Thank God!" And I meant it, too. Then I looked round. Certainly the sight that met my eyes had a touch ofcomedy in it.
Denny, Hogvardt, and Watkins stood in the compound. Their backs weretoward me, and they w...ere all staring up at the roof of the kitchen, withexpressions which the cold light of morning revealed in all theirpuzzled foolishness. On the top of the roof, unassailable and out ofreach--for no ladder ran from roof to ground now--stood Euphrosyne, inher usual attitude of easy grace. And Euphrosyne was not taking thesmallest notice of the helpless three below, but stood quite still, withunmoved face, gazing up toward the cottage. The whole thing reminded meof nothing so much as of a pretty, composed cat in a tree, with threeinfuriated, helpless terriers barking round the trunk.
What to read after Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 6, May, 1896?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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