The Dancing Faun
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Both were dressed in black. Both were some- what restless. Lady Kirkdale had left them in the drawing-room. The funeral had taken place in the little village churchyard early in the morning. There was nothing more to be THE DANCING FAUN 145 done. Mrs. Travers was going to London the following day to commence rehearsing for a new piece at Horsham's Theatre. Lady Kirk- dale had suggested she must stay with them and rest, but she only thanked her very much, and said she should prefer to set to wor...k at once.
Lady Geraldine sat eyeing her surreptitiously. At last she said — ' You are very fond of your profession, are you not, Mrs. Travers ? ' ' Indeed I am. I don't know how I should have lived during the last few months if it had not been for the thought of it' ' You were going to America, I heard ? ' ' Yes ; George spoke of doing so. ' * Will you tell me what your real feeling about this is ; you seem very calm, and yet ' 'And yet I loved him, you mean. ' Lady Geraldine nodded. *Yes, I loved him; and I suppose if this had happened two months ago K 146 THE DANCING FAUN I should have gone nearly mad with grief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both were dressed in black. Both were some- what restless. Lady Kirkdale had left them in the drawing-room. The funeral had taken place in the little village churchyard early in the morning. There was nothing more to be THE DANCING FAUN 145 done. Mrs. Travers was going to London the following day to commence rehearsing for a new piece at Horsham's Theatre. Lady Kirk- dale had suggested she must stay with them and rest, but she only thanked her very much, and said she should prefer to set to wor...k at once.
Lady Geraldine sat eyeing her surreptitiously. At last she said — ' You are very fond of your profession, are you not, Mrs. Travers ? ' ' Indeed I am. I don't know how I should have lived during the last few months if it had not been for the thought of it' ' You were going to America, I heard ? ' ' Yes ; George spoke of doing so. ' * Will you tell me what your real feeling about this is ; you seem very calm, and yet ' 'And yet I loved him, you mean. ' Lady Geraldine nodded. *Yes, I loved him; and I suppose if this had happened two months ago K 146 THE DANCING FAUN I should have gone nearly mad with grief.
What to read after The Dancing Faun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Farr to read onlineMoreLess
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