The Girl Who Found the Blue Bird
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She rejects the syllables that force themselves upon her and feverishly continues her examination. I am wearing quite different clothes ; and that also dis- concerts her. Nevertheless, she finds the game exciting. Her face lights up with pleasure, for the feast of hearts has already begun. She laughs, I laugh too; and my gaiety removes her last doubts. Then she kisses me, hugs me, shows me her affection with adorable smiles and 120 THE BLUE BIRD gestures ; she falters words full of happiness ; ...and I see the thousand pure enthusiasms of that generous nature glowing in all their radiance. 121 Ill A S I make my excuses for inter- *** rupting her work, she joyfully informs me that this is almost a holiday. Her singing-master will soon be here with his wife ; they are very dear friends of hers ; they both of them come two or three times a week to spend the afternoon, for the lessons are very tiring to Helen and it is only possible to work for a few moments at a time. In the intervals, they walk about and talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She rejects the syllables that force themselves upon her and feverishly continues her examination. I am wearing quite different clothes ; and that also dis- concerts her. Nevertheless, she finds the game exciting. Her face lights up with pleasure, for the feast of hearts has already begun. She laughs, I laugh too; and my gaiety removes her last doubts. Then she kisses me, hugs me, shows me her affection with adorable smiles and 120 THE BLUE BIRD gestures ; she falters words full of happiness ; ...and I see the thousand pure enthusiasms of that generous nature glowing in all their radiance. 121 Ill A S I make my excuses for inter- *** rupting her work, she joyfully informs me that this is almost a holiday. Her singing-master will soon be here with his wife ; they are very dear friends of hers ; they both of them come two or three times a week to spend the afternoon, for the lessons are very tiring to Helen and it is only possible to work for a few moments at a time. In the intervals, they walk about and talk.
What to read after The Girl Who Found the Blue Bird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leblanc Georgette to read onlineMoreLess
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