The Jig of Forslin a Symphony
The Jig of Forslin a Symphony
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There wa:s your whole soul in that little tjick — I could not sec it, then ... I see it now.
Why has the music stopped? I gave no order.
Let it continue. Not the strings.
But horns and drums. And gnashing of brass , . .
They say young whatVhis-name — ^you know, the captain — Has comp to town again. O, don't you know him?
I thought you did. • But then, it's no great matter.
His quarters are not so spacious as they were, And somewhat dark . . . And yet he was reputed A man of fabulous wealth! And... many ladies, (Or so they say,) [44] The Jig of Forslin Wear costly favors from him — rings and bracelets — Why do you hide your hand? — and such like trifles..
You are pale. I have mentioned something that con- cerns you.
Was it this captain? ... I hope you notice I use the past tense, now, in speaking of him.
Yes, it's a pity — he was full of promise — Quick of eye, though somewhat tardy of arm . . .
And think of all the ladies with broken hearts !
Sit still, my dear. It's no use running now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There wa:s your whole soul in that little tjick — I could not sec it, then ... I see it now.
Why has the music stopped? I gave no order.
Let it continue. Not the strings.
But horns and drums. And gnashing of brass , . .
They say young whatVhis-name — ^you know, the captain — Has comp to town again. O, don't you know him?
I thought you did. • But then, it's no great matter.
His quarters are not so spacious as they were, And somewhat dark . . . And yet he was reputed A man of fabulous wealth! And... many ladies, (Or so they say,) [44] The Jig of Forslin Wear costly favors from him — rings and bracelets — Why do you hide your hand? — and such like trifles..
You are pale. I have mentioned something that con- cerns you.
Was it this captain? ... I hope you notice I use the past tense, now, in speaking of him.
Yes, it's a pity — he was full of promise — Quick of eye, though somewhat tardy of arm . . .
And think of all the ladies with broken hearts !
Sit still, my dear. It's no use running now.
What to read after The Jig of Forslin a Symphony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aiken Conrad to read onlineMoreLess
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