Stories Without Women And a Few With Women
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There was something about the line of her figure and her graceful movement that brought to mind a stream curving and twisting down a mountain-side. Her voice was low and soft, like that of Cordelia, the daughter of Lear.
She had gone, at the request of a Bryn Mawr cousin, who seemed unnecessarily excited at the prospect, to hear Burgoyne speak one afternoon at an Institute of Letters and Sciences. She hadn't wanted to go and she hadn't the least interest in Africa. Her mind was running on fox-t...rots and cotillion favours, and the respective merits of French and American automobiles. Africa was nothing to her but a multi-coloured blot on the map of the world, and big game recalled to her mind the intel- ligent antics of certain lions and elephants she had seen in a mammoth circus many years ago. But the Bryn Mawr cousin had attacked her enthu- siastically, and would hear of no reasonable excuse. So she went.
She saw a tall, lean, bronzed man, who looked hot and angry and resentful in correct morning clothes, who spoke in staccato accents and didn't seem to know what to do with a pair of muscular brown hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was something about the line of her figure and her graceful movement that brought to mind a stream curving and twisting down a mountain-side. Her voice was low and soft, like that of Cordelia, the daughter of Lear.
She had gone, at the request of a Bryn Mawr cousin, who seemed unnecessarily excited at the prospect, to hear Burgoyne speak one afternoon at an Institute of Letters and Sciences. She hadn't wanted to go and she hadn't the least interest in Africa. Her mind was running on fox-t...rots and cotillion favours, and the respective merits of French and American automobiles. Africa was nothing to her but a multi-coloured blot on the map of the world, and big game recalled to her mind the intel- ligent antics of certain lions and elephants she had seen in a mammoth circus many years ago. But the Bryn Mawr cousin had attacked her enthu- siastically, and would hear of no reasonable excuse. So she went.
She saw a tall, lean, bronzed man, who looked hot and angry and resentful in correct morning clothes, who spoke in staccato accents and didn't seem to know what to do with a pair of muscular brown hands.
What to read after Stories Without Women And a Few With Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donn Byrne to read onlineMoreLess
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