Out West: a Magazine of the Old Pacific And the New, volume 27, issues 1-4
Out West: a Magazine of the Old Pacific And the New, volume 27, issues 1-4
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She turned whiter each moment and the brightness of the many lights, which at first had blazed a welcome brilliancy, now annoyed her as they flickered and flared.
She tried to whisper a calm word to the bridesmaid and best man beside her. The utterance lumped in her throat. An instant she looked up and around. Hundreds of eyes seemed to be shooting at her. She saw it all too wretchedly. The organist was running his lean fingers through his ruffled hair ; the minister showed signs of concern ; t...he ushers were waiting restlessly, the spectators even more so; the sexton fretted at the vestibule doors, and was nipping oflF a finger-nail; a fidgety old man was feebling out of his pew, and in his wake two or three other older folk were quietly tip-toeing out.
Her eyes were beginning to moisten when the stillness snapped.
Consternation broke loose at the church door. She turned. Others did, too. She could not refrain from hearing the creaking pews and the rustle of silken gowns, as a snake in the grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She turned whiter each moment and the brightness of the many lights, which at first had blazed a welcome brilliancy, now annoyed her as they flickered and flared.
She tried to whisper a calm word to the bridesmaid and best man beside her. The utterance lumped in her throat. An instant she looked up and around. Hundreds of eyes seemed to be shooting at her. She saw it all too wretchedly. The organist was running his lean fingers through his ruffled hair ; the minister showed signs of concern ; t...he ushers were waiting restlessly, the spectators even more so; the sexton fretted at the vestibule doors, and was nipping oflF a finger-nail; a fidgety old man was feebling out of his pew, and in his wake two or three other older folk were quietly tip-toeing out.
Her eyes were beginning to moisten when the stillness snapped.
Consternation broke loose at the church door. She turned. Others did, too. She could not refrain from hearing the creaking pews and the rustle of silken gowns, as a snake in the grass.
What to read after Out West: a Magazine of the Old Pacific And the New, volume 27, issues 1-4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Fletcher Lummis, Archaeological Institute of America. Southwest Society, Sequoya League to read onlineMoreLess
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