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He saw that she was naturally romantic; and her passion for the absent Sarratt, together with her gnawing anxiety about him which could not be concealed, made her, again, very touching in the eyes of a man of imagination whose feelings were quick and soft. He walked about with her for more than an hour, discoursing ironically on the Grecian temples, the rustic bridges and pools and fountains, now in imi- tation of the older Versailles and now of the Tria- 'MISSING' 121 non, with which his grand...father had burdened his descendants; so that the glorious evening, as it de- scended, presently became a merry duel between him and her, she defending and admiring his own pos- sessions, and he attacking them. Her eyes sparkled, and a bright red a natural red came back into her pale cheeks. She spoke and moved with an evi- dent exhilaration, as though she realised her own developing powers, and was astonished by her own readiness of speech, and the sheer pleasure of talk. And something, no doubt, entered in of the new scene; its scale and magnificence, so different from anything she had yet known; its suggestion of a tradition reaching back through many generations, and of a series of lives relieved from all vulgar necessities, playing as they pleased with art and money, with water and wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw that she was naturally romantic; and her passion for the absent Sarratt, together with her gnawing anxiety about him which could not be concealed, made her, again, very touching in the eyes of a man of imagination whose feelings were quick and soft. He walked about with her for more than an hour, discoursing ironically on the Grecian temples, the rustic bridges and pools and fountains, now in imi- tation of the older Versailles and now of the Tria- 'MISSING' 121 non, with which his grand...father had burdened his descendants; so that the glorious evening, as it de- scended, presently became a merry duel between him and her, she defending and admiring his own pos- sessions, and he attacking them. Her eyes sparkled, and a bright red a natural red came back into her pale cheeks. She spoke and moved with an evi- dent exhilaration, as though she realised her own developing powers, and was astonished by her own readiness of speech, and the sheer pleasure of talk. And something, no doubt, entered in of the new scene; its scale and magnificence, so different from anything she had yet known; its suggestion of a tradition reaching back through many generations, and of a series of lives relieved from all vulgar necessities, playing as they pleased with art and money, with water and wood.
What to read after Missing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Humphry Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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