The Europeans
The Europeans
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" It was very late; it was teno'clock.
His quiet-faced kinsman looked at him a moment. "Are you going home?" heasked.
Acton hesitated, and then answered that he had proposed to go over andtake a look at the Baroness.
"Well, you are honest, at least, " said Mr. Wentworth, sadly.
"So are you, if you come to that!" cried Acton, laughing. "Why shouldn't I be honest?" The old man opened the "North American" again, and read a few lines. "If we have ever had any virtue among us, we had better keep hol...d of itnow, " he said. He was not quoting.
"We have a Baroness among us, " said Acton. "That 's what we must keephold of!" He was too impatient to see Madame Munster again to wonderwhat Mr. Wentworth was talking about. Nevertheless, after he had passedout of the house and traversed the garden and the little piece of roadthat separated him from Eugenia's provisional residence, he stopped amoment outside. He stood in her little garden; the long window ofher parlor was open, and he could see the white curtains, with thelamp-light shining through them, swaying softly to and fro in the warmnight wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was very late; it was teno'clock.
His quiet-faced kinsman looked at him a moment. "Are you going home?" heasked.
Acton hesitated, and then answered that he had proposed to go over andtake a look at the Baroness.
"Well, you are honest, at least, " said Mr. Wentworth, sadly.
"So are you, if you come to that!" cried Acton, laughing. "Why shouldn't I be honest?" The old man opened the "North American" again, and read a few lines. "If we have ever had any virtue among us, we had better keep hol...d of itnow, " he said. He was not quoting.
"We have a Baroness among us, " said Acton. "That 's what we must keephold of!" He was too impatient to see Madame Munster again to wonderwhat Mr. Wentworth was talking about. Nevertheless, after he had passedout of the house and traversed the garden and the little piece of roadthat separated him from Eugenia's provisional residence, he stopped amoment outside. He stood in her little garden; the long window ofher parlor was open, and he could see the white curtains, with thelamp-light shining through them, swaying softly to and fro in the warmnight wind.
What to read after The Europeans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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