Spring Days. a Realistic Novel
Spring Days. a Realistic Novel
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"I did not come to the theatre to be insulted," she said, hesitating whether she should rise from her seat. Frank Escott was constantly guilty of such indelicate and stupid speeches, and it would be easy to cite instances in which his conduct was equally unpractical. Were friends to speak ill of any one he was especially intimate with, he would answer them in the grossest manner, forgetful that he was making formidable enemies for himself without in the least advancing the welfare of him or her... whose defence he had undertaken.
With some words and looks the storm was allayed, and they felt that the wind that might have capsized had carried their craft nearer the port where they were steering.
Theii" eyes met, and for a moment they looked into each other's souls. Her arm hung by her side, white and pure, could he take it and press it to his lips the worst would be over — he would have admitted bis desire. But the box SPRING DAYS. ISl curtain did not hide him, and the faces opposite seemed to watch ; and then she spoke, and with her words brought a sense of distance, of conventionality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I did not come to the theatre to be insulted," she said, hesitating whether she should rise from her seat. Frank Escott was constantly guilty of such indelicate and stupid speeches, and it would be easy to cite instances in which his conduct was equally unpractical. Were friends to speak ill of any one he was especially intimate with, he would answer them in the grossest manner, forgetful that he was making formidable enemies for himself without in the least advancing the welfare of him or her... whose defence he had undertaken.
With some words and looks the storm was allayed, and they felt that the wind that might have capsized had carried their craft nearer the port where they were steering.
Theii" eyes met, and for a moment they looked into each other's souls. Her arm hung by her side, white and pure, could he take it and press it to his lips the worst would be over — he would have admitted bis desire. But the box SPRING DAYS. ISl curtain did not hide him, and the faces opposite seemed to watch ; and then she spoke, and with her words brought a sense of distance, of conventionality.
What to read after Spring Days. a Realistic Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore George to read onlineMoreLess
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