Stories By Foreign Authors: Spanish
Stories By Foreign Authors: Spanish
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Everybody looked intently at the spot to which she directed her gaze. Noone was at the organ, yet it went on sounding--sounding like the songs ofthe archangels in their bursts of mystic ecstasy.
"Didn't I tell you a thousand times, if I did once, dear Dona Baltasara--didn't I tell you? There is some great mystery about this. What! didn'tyou go last night to the Christmas Eve mass? Well, you must know, anyhow, what happened. Nothing else is talked about in the whole city. Thearchbishop is furiou...s, and no wonder. Not to have gone to Santa Ines, notto have been present at the miracle--and all to hear a wretched clatter!That's all the inspired organist of San Bartolome made in the cathedral, so persons who heard him tell me. Yes, I said so all the time. Thesquint-eye never could have played that. It was all a lie. There is somegreat mystery here. What do I think it was? Why, it was the soul of MaesePerez. " MOORS AND CHRISTIANSBy Pedro Antonio De AlarconFrom "Moors and Christians, ", by Pedro Antonio de Alarcon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody looked intently at the spot to which she directed her gaze. Noone was at the organ, yet it went on sounding--sounding like the songs ofthe archangels in their bursts of mystic ecstasy.
"Didn't I tell you a thousand times, if I did once, dear Dona Baltasara--didn't I tell you? There is some great mystery about this. What! didn'tyou go last night to the Christmas Eve mass? Well, you must know, anyhow, what happened. Nothing else is talked about in the whole city. Thearchbishop is furiou...s, and no wonder. Not to have gone to Santa Ines, notto have been present at the miracle--and all to hear a wretched clatter!That's all the inspired organist of San Bartolome made in the cathedral, so persons who heard him tell me. Yes, I said so all the time. Thesquint-eye never could have played that. It was all a lie. There is somegreat mystery here. What do I think it was? Why, it was the soul of MaesePerez. " MOORS AND CHRISTIANSBy Pedro Antonio De AlarconFrom "Moors and Christians, ", by Pedro Antonio de Alarcon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alarcón Pedro Antonio De to read onlineMoreLess
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