The Jewel Merchants
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Now, in reward for that, you shallfeast your eyes.
GRACIOSA(_All eagerness. _) And what have you to-day?
_GUIDO opens his pack. She bends above it with hands outstretched. _ GUIDO(_Taking out a necklace. _) For one thing, pearls, black pearls, set witha clasp of emeralds. See! They will become you.
GRACIOSA(_Taking them, pressing them to her cheek. _) How cool! But I--poor childof a poor noble--I cannot afford such.
GUIDOOh, I did not mean to offer them to you to-day. No, this string isintended... for the Duke's favorite, Count Eglamore.
GRACIOSA(_Stiffening. _) Count Eglamore! These are for him?
GUIDOFor Count Eglamore.
GRACIOSAHas the upstart such taste?
GUIDOIf it be taste to appreciate pearls, then the Duke's chief officer hasexcellent taste. He seeks them far and wide. He will be very generous inpaying for this string.
_GRACIOSA drops the pearls, in which she no longer delights. She returnsto the bench, and sits down and speaks with a sort of disappointment. _ GRACIOSAI am sorry to learn that this Eglamore is among your patrons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, in reward for that, you shallfeast your eyes.
GRACIOSA(_All eagerness. _) And what have you to-day?
_GUIDO opens his pack. She bends above it with hands outstretched. _ GUIDO(_Taking out a necklace. _) For one thing, pearls, black pearls, set witha clasp of emeralds. See! They will become you.
GRACIOSA(_Taking them, pressing them to her cheek. _) How cool! But I--poor childof a poor noble--I cannot afford such.
GUIDOOh, I did not mean to offer them to you to-day. No, this string isintended... for the Duke's favorite, Count Eglamore.
GRACIOSA(_Stiffening. _) Count Eglamore! These are for him?
GUIDOFor Count Eglamore.
GRACIOSAHas the upstart such taste?
GUIDOIf it be taste to appreciate pearls, then the Duke's chief officer hasexcellent taste. He seeks them far and wide. He will be very generous inpaying for this string.
_GRACIOSA drops the pearls, in which she no longer delights. She returnsto the bench, and sits down and speaks with a sort of disappointment. _ GRACIOSAI am sorry to learn that this Eglamore is among your patrons.
What to read after The Jewel Merchants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cabell James Branch to read onlineMoreLess
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