The Happy End
The Happy End
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A rich chord of strings vibrated through the night, another followed, and then a brief pattern of sound was woven from the serious notes of aguitar. Lavinia shrank back within the room--it was, incredibly, aserenade on the stolid Lungarno. It was for Gheta! The romance of thesouth of Spain had come to life under their window. A voice joined theinstrument, melodious and melancholy, singing an air with littlevariation, but with an insistent burden of desire. The voice and theguitar mingled and fl...uctuated, drifting up from the pavement exotic andmoving. Lavinia could comprehend but little of the Spanish: _"I followed through the acacias, But it was only the wind. .... Looked for you beyond the limes----"_ The thrill at her heart deepened until tears wet her cheeks. It was forGheta, but it overwhelmed Lavinia with a formless and aching emotion;it was for Gheta, but her response was instant and uncontrollable. Itseemed to Lavinia that the sheer beauty of life, which had moved her sosharply, had been magnified unbearably; she had never dreamed of thepossibilities of such ecstasy or such delectable grief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A rich chord of strings vibrated through the night, another followed, and then a brief pattern of sound was woven from the serious notes of aguitar. Lavinia shrank back within the room--it was, incredibly, aserenade on the stolid Lungarno. It was for Gheta! The romance of thesouth of Spain had come to life under their window. A voice joined theinstrument, melodious and melancholy, singing an air with littlevariation, but with an insistent burden of desire. The voice and theguitar mingled and fl...uctuated, drifting up from the pavement exotic andmoving. Lavinia could comprehend but little of the Spanish: _"I followed through the acacias, But it was only the wind. .... Looked for you beyond the limes----"_ The thrill at her heart deepened until tears wet her cheeks. It was forGheta, but it overwhelmed Lavinia with a formless and aching emotion;it was for Gheta, but her response was instant and uncontrollable. Itseemed to Lavinia that the sheer beauty of life, which had moved her sosharply, had been magnified unbearably; she had never dreamed of thepossibilities of such ecstasy or such delectable grief.
What to read after The Happy End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hergesheimer Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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