Sister Carmen
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CHAPTER VIII.
The next day Mauer was still so entirely unnerved and overcome by theevents of the day before that it was with the greatest difficulty herose from the bed; and yet it was intolerable misery to remain there. All Carmen's persuasions were of no avail; he insisted on getting upand dressing; but was quite unable to leave the house, and required themost perfect quietness. She tried to divert his mind, by gentle, cheerful conversation, from the sad, gloomy thoughts which seemed tooppres...s him. It made the girl's tender heart ache, as she looked intohis unutterably sad face, which only yesterday was beaming with suchgreat joy.
At ten o'clock Jonathan came to pay a friendly visit. FortunatelyCarmen, who was standing at the window, saw him coming across thestreet towards the house, and warning her father of the approachingvisit, she could see how he started with terror at the information. But he soon controlled himself, and said in a resigned tone: "Let himcome in. The sooner I get through all the meetings and greetings, thesooner I will have some rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VIII.
The next day Mauer was still so entirely unnerved and overcome by theevents of the day before that it was with the greatest difficulty herose from the bed; and yet it was intolerable misery to remain there. All Carmen's persuasions were of no avail; he insisted on getting upand dressing; but was quite unable to leave the house, and required themost perfect quietness. She tried to divert his mind, by gentle, cheerful conversation, from the sad, gloomy thoughts which seemed tooppres...s him. It made the girl's tender heart ache, as she looked intohis unutterably sad face, which only yesterday was beaming with suchgreat joy.
At ten o'clock Jonathan came to pay a friendly visit. FortunatelyCarmen, who was standing at the window, saw him coming across thestreet towards the house, and warning her father of the approachingvisit, she could see how he started with terror at the information. But he soon controlled himself, and said in a resigned tone: "Let himcome in. The sooner I get through all the meetings and greetings, thesooner I will have some rest.
What to read after Sister Carmen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Corvus M. to read onlineMoreLess
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