Prue And I
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He was accounted the most successful and most unspoiled of men.
Handsome, brilliant, wise, tender, graceful, ac- complished, rich, and famous, I looked at him, without the spectacles, in surprise, and admira- tion, and wondered how your neighbor over the way had been so entirely untouched by his hom- age. I watched their intercourse in society, I saw her gay smile, her cordial greeting ; I marked his frank address, his lofty courtesy. Their man- ner told no tales. The eager world was baulked, a...nd I pulled out my spectacles.
"I had seen her already, and now I saw him.
He lived only in memory, and his memory was a spacious and stately palace. But he did not oftenest frequent the banqueting hall, where were endless hospitality and feasting, — ^nor did he loiter much in the reception rooms, where a throng of new visitors was for ever swarming, — nor did he feed his vanity by haunting the apartment in which were stored the trophies of his varied triumphs, — ^nor dream much in the great gallery hung with pictures of his travels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was accounted the most successful and most unspoiled of men.
Handsome, brilliant, wise, tender, graceful, ac- complished, rich, and famous, I looked at him, without the spectacles, in surprise, and admira- tion, and wondered how your neighbor over the way had been so entirely untouched by his hom- age. I watched their intercourse in society, I saw her gay smile, her cordial greeting ; I marked his frank address, his lofty courtesy. Their man- ner told no tales. The eager world was baulked, a...nd I pulled out my spectacles.
"I had seen her already, and now I saw him.
He lived only in memory, and his memory was a spacious and stately palace. But he did not oftenest frequent the banqueting hall, where were endless hospitality and feasting, — ^nor did he loiter much in the reception rooms, where a throng of new visitors was for ever swarming, — nor did he feed his vanity by haunting the apartment in which were stored the trophies of his varied triumphs, — ^nor dream much in the great gallery hung with pictures of his travels.
What to read after Prue And I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis George William to read onlineMoreLess
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