Modern Greek Stories
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Between you, I had my first daughter. She was born at the time that Photis, the miller, was about to be married. Your father was to be the best man, and wanted me to be the matron ; there- fore he had the marriage postponed for forty days, in order that I might mingle with the people and enjoy myself, now that I was a married woman — as a girl I never went out, owing to the strictness of your grand- mother.
"The ceremony took place in the morning, and in the evening all the guests gathered toge...ther for the fes- tivities. Violins were playing, the guests were feasting, and the wine- jug was passing from hand to hand. Your father, who was of a jovial disposition and making merry with the best of them, tossed me his handkerchief, and I rose to dance with him. I was young and loved to dance, so we started and the others followed; but we danced better, and held out longer than anyone else.
** Toward midnight I took your father aside and said to him: 'Husband, I have a baby in the cradle, and can't stay here any longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Between you, I had my first daughter. She was born at the time that Photis, the miller, was about to be married. Your father was to be the best man, and wanted me to be the matron ; there- fore he had the marriage postponed for forty days, in order that I might mingle with the people and enjoy myself, now that I was a married woman — as a girl I never went out, owing to the strictness of your grand- mother.
"The ceremony took place in the morning, and in the evening all the guests gathered toge...ther for the fes- tivities. Violins were playing, the guests were feasting, and the wine- jug was passing from hand to hand. Your father, who was of a jovial disposition and making merry with the best of them, tossed me his handkerchief, and I rose to dance with him. I was young and loved to dance, so we started and the others followed; but we danced better, and held out longer than anyone else.
** Toward midnight I took your father aside and said to him: 'Husband, I have a baby in the cradle, and can't stay here any longer.
What to read after Modern Greek Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Demetra Vaka to read onlineMoreLess
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