The Green Carnation
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Her window wasopen, and as she was pinning some yellow roses in the front of her gown, having dismissed her maid, she heard the piping, excited voice of Tommyasking a question of some hidden companion in the garden below.
"How does it get like that?" he exclaimed, with the penetrating squeakof a very young child. "I don't see. Does it grow?" "No, Tommy, " replied the soft voice of Lord Reggie, "nothing grows likethat. It is too strange and beautiful to have grown. " "Well, then, Reggie, do they... paint it?" "Never mind how it is done. That is the mistake we continually make. Ifthe dolls dance exquisitely we should ignore the man who pulls thewires. Results are everything. When we see you in that prettyivory-coloured suit we are content that you are pretty; we don't wish tolearn how every button is buttoned, how every string is tied. " "There aren't any strings, " cried Tommy. "Boys don't have strings. " "We don't care to find out how the tailor cuts and fashions, how he sewsand stitches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her window wasopen, and as she was pinning some yellow roses in the front of her gown, having dismissed her maid, she heard the piping, excited voice of Tommyasking a question of some hidden companion in the garden below.
"How does it get like that?" he exclaimed, with the penetrating squeakof a very young child. "I don't see. Does it grow?" "No, Tommy, " replied the soft voice of Lord Reggie, "nothing grows likethat. It is too strange and beautiful to have grown. " "Well, then, Reggie, do they... paint it?" "Never mind how it is done. That is the mistake we continually make. Ifthe dolls dance exquisitely we should ignore the man who pulls thewires. Results are everything. When we see you in that prettyivory-coloured suit we are content that you are pretty; we don't wish tolearn how every button is buttoned, how every string is tied. " "There aren't any strings, " cried Tommy. "Boys don't have strings. " "We don't care to find out how the tailor cuts and fashions, how he sewsand stitches.
What to read after The Green Carnation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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