On Blue Water
On Blue Water
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Her mother, meanwhile, was talking with the agent, who was standing in front of her; and, from the smile he wore, it was plain that she was pulling to pieces with delicate ferocity one or more of the company. A bright flash of envy which came into her eye an- nounced the appearance of the Argentine lady, who had not been seen for two days. She came along, simply and elegantly dressed and leaning on the arm of her husband, with the step and the smile of a convalescent who did not try to conceal ...the pleasure she took in being looked at by all. She was indeed a noble specimen of the rich beauty of Creole blood. Hair and eyes of the blackest, these veiled by long lashes; complexion dark and warm, and of marvel- %ox>es ant) Grievances. 107 lous freshness. Her walk, undulating and most graceful, set off the lovely fulness of her person. And in that walk, that look, that bearing, shone out the gay haughtiness of the porteTia to whom is con- ceded the first place among the beauties of Latin America, the bold self-reliance of the woman born amid surroundings of struggle and adventure, a so- ciety which respects her for herself alone, and which educates her from a child to be ready for any change of fortune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her mother, meanwhile, was talking with the agent, who was standing in front of her; and, from the smile he wore, it was plain that she was pulling to pieces with delicate ferocity one or more of the company. A bright flash of envy which came into her eye an- nounced the appearance of the Argentine lady, who had not been seen for two days. She came along, simply and elegantly dressed and leaning on the arm of her husband, with the step and the smile of a convalescent who did not try to conceal ...the pleasure she took in being looked at by all. She was indeed a noble specimen of the rich beauty of Creole blood. Hair and eyes of the blackest, these veiled by long lashes; complexion dark and warm, and of marvel- %ox>es ant) Grievances. 107 lous freshness. Her walk, undulating and most graceful, set off the lovely fulness of her person. And in that walk, that look, that bearing, shone out the gay haughtiness of the porteTia to whom is con- ceded the first place among the beauties of Latin America, the bold self-reliance of the woman born amid surroundings of struggle and adventure, a so- ciety which respects her for herself alone, and which educates her from a child to be ready for any change of fortune.
What to read after On Blue Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmondo De Amicis to read onlineMoreLess
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