Sylvia the Story of An American Countess
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" " She certainly is very pretty, " said Eric, without enthusiasm.
Dick was saying to himself: " I can see that this is going to be a relief from Philip they are to be the two extremes. " He made another remark to Eric about the Countess to test his theory and as Eric did not respond, Dick patted himself on the back, figuratively speaking, to think that he had at last found a man who would not go into rap tures at the mere mention of her name. Eric saw her very often. There was some social even...t nearly every night as the season was a gay one. He talked to her and stood near her, when he was obliged to, but the rest of the time he kept away. It tortured him to look at her. He remembered the night in California when he had first met Barbara, and had compared her to the girl he had seen in Venice. Why had Fate brought him back to this girl, who in 223 SYLVIA : The STORY of every detail of appearance, was so like Bar bara? And her voice that wonderful, low sweet voice that he had so loved in Barbara he heard again when with the Countess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " She certainly is very pretty, " said Eric, without enthusiasm.
Dick was saying to himself: " I can see that this is going to be a relief from Philip they are to be the two extremes. " He made another remark to Eric about the Countess to test his theory and as Eric did not respond, Dick patted himself on the back, figuratively speaking, to think that he had at last found a man who would not go into rap tures at the mere mention of her name. Eric saw her very often. There was some social even...t nearly every night as the season was a gay one. He talked to her and stood near her, when he was obliged to, but the rest of the time he kept away. It tortured him to look at her. He remembered the night in California when he had first met Barbara, and had compared her to the girl he had seen in Venice. Why had Fate brought him back to this girl, who in 223 SYLVIA : The STORY of every detail of appearance, was so like Bar bara? And her voice that wonderful, low sweet voice that he had so loved in Barbara he heard again when with the Countess.
What to read after Sylvia the Story of An American Countess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evalyn Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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