The Dancer
The Dancer
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" My dear, you must come and get warm and dry your spoiled shoes, " said Mrs. Harwood, and led her across and sat her down in an arm-chair in front of the newly lighted fire of logs that was spitting and crackling in the open hearth.
" Alas ! " said Jack, " and I was to have been classified next. How I hate the English climate ! " Miranda threw him a glance over her shoulder as she settled down in a corner by the fire and put her chin upon her hands.
" May I ask the Colonel to read to us, Mrs. ...Harwood ? " she said.
The Colonel blushed at the unexpected request.
" I remember how charmingly you read to me, Colonel, that night I dined with you in London, " she went on.
MIRANDA 47 He blushed more deeply, as though he had been caught in bed on the occasion of an enemy attack.
' The Colonel is a coward to-night, " said Miranda. " Please, Mrs. Harwood, won't you read to us, then ? I don't think Mr. Temperley could if he tried. He and I, like the wandering men in the poem, have been staring into the sky and our eyes are blind with stars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" My dear, you must come and get warm and dry your spoiled shoes, " said Mrs. Harwood, and led her across and sat her down in an arm-chair in front of the newly lighted fire of logs that was spitting and crackling in the open hearth.
" Alas ! " said Jack, " and I was to have been classified next. How I hate the English climate ! " Miranda threw him a glance over her shoulder as she settled down in a corner by the fire and put her chin upon her hands.
" May I ask the Colonel to read to us, Mrs. ...Harwood ? " she said.
The Colonel blushed at the unexpected request.
" I remember how charmingly you read to me, Colonel, that night I dined with you in London, " she went on.
MIRANDA 47 He blushed more deeply, as though he had been caught in bed on the occasion of an enemy attack.
' The Colonel is a coward to-night, " said Miranda. " Please, Mrs. Harwood, won't you read to us, then ? I don't think Mr. Temperley could if he tried. He and I, like the wandering men in the poem, have been staring into the sky and our eyes are blind with stars.
What to read after The Dancer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen George Tallents to read onlineMoreLess
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