The Gentleman From Indiana/ By Booth Tarkington
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" pursued Mr. Willetts.
" Beethoven." " Foreigner, I expect. Yet in some way or an- other makes me think of fishing down on the Wabash bend in Vigo, and camping out nights like 133 The Gentleman from Indiana this; it's a mighty pretty country around there — especially at night." The sonata was finished, and then she sang — sang the " Angel's Serenade." As the soft soprano lifted and fell in the modulations of that song there was in its timbre, apart from the pure, amber music of it, a questing,... seeking pathos, and Willetts felt the hand on his shoulder tighten and then relax; and, as the song ended, he saw that his companion's eyes were shining and moist.
^34 CHAPTER IX night: it is bad luck to sing before breakfast There was a lace of faint mists along the creek and beyond, when John and Helen reached their bench (of course they went back there), and broken roundelays were croaking from a bayou up the stream, where rakish frogs held carnival in resent- ment of the lonesomeness. The air was still and close.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" pursued Mr. Willetts.
" Beethoven." " Foreigner, I expect. Yet in some way or an- other makes me think of fishing down on the Wabash bend in Vigo, and camping out nights like 133 The Gentleman from Indiana this; it's a mighty pretty country around there — especially at night." The sonata was finished, and then she sang — sang the " Angel's Serenade." As the soft soprano lifted and fell in the modulations of that song there was in its timbre, apart from the pure, amber music of it, a questing,... seeking pathos, and Willetts felt the hand on his shoulder tighten and then relax; and, as the song ended, he saw that his companion's eyes were shining and moist.
^34 CHAPTER IX night: it is bad luck to sing before breakfast There was a lace of faint mists along the creek and beyond, when John and Helen reached their bench (of course they went back there), and broken roundelays were croaking from a bayou up the stream, where rakish frogs held carnival in resent- ment of the lonesomeness. The air was still and close.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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