The Little Violinist
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This last is their especialdelight. It is a fine thing to behold the business-like air with whichthey climb into their seats in the parquet, and the gravity with whichthey immediately begin to read the play-bill upside down. Then, betweenthe acts, the solemnity with which they extract the juice from anorange, through a hole made with a lead-pencil, is also a noticeablething.
Their knowledge of the mysteries of Fairyland is at once varied andprofound. Everything delights, but nothing astonishes ...them. That peoplecovered with spangles should dive headlong through the floor; thatfairy queens should step out of the trunks of trees; that the poorwood-cutter's cottage should change, in the twinkling of an eye, into aglorious palace or a goblin grotto under the sea, with crimson fountainsand golden staircases and silver foliage--all that is a matter ofcourse. This is the kind of world they live in at present. If thesethings happened at home they would not be astonished.
The other day, it was just before Christmas, I saw the boys attentivelyregarding a large pumpkin which lay on the kitchen floor, waiting tobe made into pies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This last is their especialdelight. It is a fine thing to behold the business-like air with whichthey climb into their seats in the parquet, and the gravity with whichthey immediately begin to read the play-bill upside down. Then, betweenthe acts, the solemnity with which they extract the juice from anorange, through a hole made with a lead-pencil, is also a noticeablething.
Their knowledge of the mysteries of Fairyland is at once varied andprofound. Everything delights, but nothing astonishes ...them. That peoplecovered with spangles should dive headlong through the floor; thatfairy queens should step out of the trunks of trees; that the poorwood-cutter's cottage should change, in the twinkling of an eye, into aglorious palace or a goblin grotto under the sea, with crimson fountainsand golden staircases and silver foliage--all that is a matter ofcourse. This is the kind of world they live in at present. If thesethings happened at home they would not be astonished.
The other day, it was just before Christmas, I saw the boys attentivelyregarding a large pumpkin which lay on the kitchen floor, waiting tobe made into pies.
What to read after The Little Violinist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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