The Blood Lilies
The Blood Lilies
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" Roland and his two friends stepped through the door and stood against the wall. Felix was there ; why had he not started for the woods ? The cap- tain couldn't have told him about that swipe in the eye.
Felix glared furtively at his adversary, and threw his shoulders back to show the breadth of his chest. Did the crazy fiddler actually mean to fight him?
" Have a drink, B'y, " said Ball, passing the tin cup to the new arrivals.
Suze clutched at the cup eagerly; the drink would brace him up he... was a bit nervous.
77 The Blood Lilies One of Felix's friends started to whistle de- risively the jig Suze had played at the dance. A sickly smile hovered on the thin lips of Felix.
Sacrebleu ! it was a sneer, Suze thought.
11 That was a foine cotillon last night, " said Ball, for an oppressive silence, bar the whistle, hung over the room.
Everybody laughed even Felix everybody but Suze.
" Non, non! " cried Roland, deprecatingly ; " I make ze bad music I hear 'tis all my fault. Some fell' is drunk, an' makes a damn fool, zen Suze can' play ze fiddle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Roland and his two friends stepped through the door and stood against the wall. Felix was there ; why had he not started for the woods ? The cap- tain couldn't have told him about that swipe in the eye.
Felix glared furtively at his adversary, and threw his shoulders back to show the breadth of his chest. Did the crazy fiddler actually mean to fight him?
" Have a drink, B'y, " said Ball, passing the tin cup to the new arrivals.
Suze clutched at the cup eagerly; the drink would brace him up he... was a bit nervous.
77 The Blood Lilies One of Felix's friends started to whistle de- risively the jig Suze had played at the dance. A sickly smile hovered on the thin lips of Felix.
Sacrebleu ! it was a sneer, Suze thought.
11 That was a foine cotillon last night, " said Ball, for an oppressive silence, bar the whistle, hung over the room.
Everybody laughed even Felix everybody but Suze.
" Non, non! " cried Roland, deprecatingly ; " I make ze bad music I hear 'tis all my fault. Some fell' is drunk, an' makes a damn fool, zen Suze can' play ze fiddle.
What to read after The Blood Lilies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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