More Trivia
More Trivia
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'What did you say?' sheinquired, holding out her ear-trumpet for my answer.
GUILT What should I think of? I asked myself as I opened my umbrella. Howshould I amuse my imagination, that harsh, dusky, sloshy, winterafternoon, as I walked to Bedford Square? Should I think of Arabia orexotic birds; of Albatrosses, or of those great Condors who sleep ontheir outspread wings in the blue air above the Andes?
But a sense of guilt oppressed me. What had I done or left undone? Andthe shadowy figures that... seemed to menace and pursue me? Yes, I hadwronged them; it was again those Polish Poets, it was Mickiewicz, Slowacki, Szymonowicz, Krasicki, Kochanowski, of all whose works I hadnever read a word.
CADOGAN GARDENS Out of the fog a dim figure accosted me. 'I beg your pardon, Sir, butcould you tell me how to get to Cadogan Gardens?' 'Cadogan Gardens? I am afraid I am lost myself. Perhaps, Sir, ' I added(we two seemed oddly alone and intimate in that white world of mysterytogether), 'perhaps, Sir, you can tell me where I can find the Gardens Iam looking for?' I breathed their name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'What did you say?' sheinquired, holding out her ear-trumpet for my answer.
GUILT What should I think of? I asked myself as I opened my umbrella. Howshould I amuse my imagination, that harsh, dusky, sloshy, winterafternoon, as I walked to Bedford Square? Should I think of Arabia orexotic birds; of Albatrosses, or of those great Condors who sleep ontheir outspread wings in the blue air above the Andes?
But a sense of guilt oppressed me. What had I done or left undone? Andthe shadowy figures that... seemed to menace and pursue me? Yes, I hadwronged them; it was again those Polish Poets, it was Mickiewicz, Slowacki, Szymonowicz, Krasicki, Kochanowski, of all whose works I hadnever read a word.
CADOGAN GARDENS Out of the fog a dim figure accosted me. 'I beg your pardon, Sir, butcould you tell me how to get to Cadogan Gardens?' 'Cadogan Gardens? I am afraid I am lost myself. Perhaps, Sir, ' I added(we two seemed oddly alone and intimate in that white world of mysterytogether), 'perhaps, Sir, you can tell me where I can find the Gardens Iam looking for?' I breathed their name.
What to read after More Trivia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Logan Pearsall to read onlineMoreLess
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