The Foolish Lovers
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. . He could think of nothing else but her beauty. Hershapely head was perfectly poised upon her strong neck, and he wasaware instantly of the graceful line of her shoulders. If she had notbeen in those pretty evening clothes, he would not have known that herneck and shoulders were so beautiful. Her soft, dark hair, looselydressed over her ears, glowed with loveliness, and the narrow goldenband that bound it was no brighter than her eyes. How lovely she is, hesaid to himself, indifferent to the... applause that was offered to theviolinist, and then he fell to admiring the way in which she clappedher gloved hands together, slowly but firmly. Her applause was notlanguid applause, neither was it without discrimination. She seemed toJohn to be telling the violinist that he had played well, but mighthave played better. . . .
"She's the great wee girl, " he said to himself.
He saw now that she shared the box with two other girls, but he had nofurther interest in them than that they were in her company and thatthey were not men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . He could think of nothing else but her beauty. Hershapely head was perfectly poised upon her strong neck, and he wasaware instantly of the graceful line of her shoulders. If she had notbeen in those pretty evening clothes, he would not have known that herneck and shoulders were so beautiful. Her soft, dark hair, looselydressed over her ears, glowed with loveliness, and the narrow goldenband that bound it was no brighter than her eyes. How lovely she is, hesaid to himself, indifferent to the... applause that was offered to theviolinist, and then he fell to admiring the way in which she clappedher gloved hands together, slowly but firmly. Her applause was notlanguid applause, neither was it without discrimination. She seemed toJohn to be telling the violinist that he had played well, but mighthave played better. . . .
"She's the great wee girl, " he said to himself.
He saw now that she shared the box with two other girls, but he had nofurther interest in them than that they were in her company and thatthey were not men.
What to read after The Foolish Lovers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ervine St. John Greer to read onlineMoreLess
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