The Empty Mirror
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This morning there was no interruption of his coffee-and-Kipferl routine, and after forty minutes he realized that he was enjoying such writing far more than he did his short stories.
Just as he was finishing his second cup of coffee, there was a knock on the double doors of the sitting-room-cum-study, and Frau Blatschky peeked her head in timidly, then entered.
“A visitor, Dr. Werthen.”
He glanced automatically at the clock. Too early even for Gross, he thought.
“A woman.” She said it with fain...t disapproval. Had she approved, the visitor would have been labeled a “lady.”
He could not imagine who it might be. Shaking his head, he said, “Send her in, Frau Blatschky.”
A woman entered the room in a graceful sweep of fabric and sinew, all youth and beauty, her skin alabaster, almost translucent. Her hair was done up in a fashionable frizz bound by a lavender scarf.
“Herr Werthen. Finally.” Her voice was soft, almost a whisper.
“May I be of service, Fräulein?”
Suddenly he recognized her from the Klimt paintings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This morning there was no interruption of his coffee-and-Kipferl routine, and after forty minutes he realized that he was enjoying such writing far more than he did his short stories.
Just as he was finishing his second cup of coffee, there was a knock on the double doors of the sitting-room-cum-study, and Frau Blatschky peeked her head in timidly, then entered.
“A visitor, Dr. Werthen.”
He glanced automatically at the clock. Too early even for Gross, he thought.
“A woman.” She said it with fain...t disapproval. Had she approved, the visitor would have been labeled a “lady.”
He could not imagine who it might be. Shaking his head, he said, “Send her in, Frau Blatschky.”
A woman entered the room in a graceful sweep of fabric and sinew, all youth and beauty, her skin alabaster, almost translucent. Her hair was done up in a fashionable frizz bound by a lavender scarf.
“Herr Werthen. Finally.” Her voice was soft, almost a whisper.
“May I be of service, Fräulein?”
Suddenly he recognized her from the Klimt paintings.
What to read after The Empty Mirror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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