Salt Lake Fruit a Latter Day Romance
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But John Smith, whose ears were very sensitive, dreaded the effect of Mrs. Smith's music, and said quickly, " Thank you, my dear. But, as Christine generally sings without accompaniment, perhaps she will thus be more at ease. " Then, turn- ing towards Christine, he said, " Will you sing ? " His voice unconsciously took a more gentle tone in speaking to her. Like his face, his voice was generally cold. But, at will, the cold gray eyes would flash, and his voice possess the power and variety of e...very human passion.
At these moments the whole man was transfigured. And John Smith, who ordinarily appeared a middle-aged man of medium height, and rather heavy build, with intelligent face, and cold, searching eyes, seemed, by the force of a positive character and the gift of eloquence, to tower above all surrounding men.
This change he could produce at will. And to this iron will he made himself, his every impulse, and almost all who approached him, the mere automatons. He did not use the slightest inflection of voice, 114 SALT-LAKE FRUIT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But John Smith, whose ears were very sensitive, dreaded the effect of Mrs. Smith's music, and said quickly, " Thank you, my dear. But, as Christine generally sings without accompaniment, perhaps she will thus be more at ease. " Then, turn- ing towards Christine, he said, " Will you sing ? " His voice unconsciously took a more gentle tone in speaking to her. Like his face, his voice was generally cold. But, at will, the cold gray eyes would flash, and his voice possess the power and variety of e...very human passion.
At these moments the whole man was transfigured. And John Smith, who ordinarily appeared a middle-aged man of medium height, and rather heavy build, with intelligent face, and cold, searching eyes, seemed, by the force of a positive character and the gift of eloquence, to tower above all surrounding men.
This change he could produce at will. And to this iron will he made himself, his every impulse, and almost all who approached him, the mere automatons. He did not use the slightest inflection of voice, 114 SALT-LAKE FRUIT.
What to read after Salt Lake Fruit a Latter Day Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George E Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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