The Long Chance
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He was an easy, natural conversationalist, the kind of a man who "listens" well an optimist, a dreamer. He was, seemingly, possessed of a fund of un failing good-nature, and despite the fact that the past seven years of his life had been spent far from that civiliza tion in which he had grown to manhood, in unconventional, occasionally sordid surroundings, he had lost none of an innate gentleness with women, that delicate attention to the little, thoughtful, chivalrous things which, to discerni...ng women, are the chief charm in a man. And withal he was a droll rascal, a rollicking, careless fellow who quickly dis covered that, next to telling her that he loved her and would continue to love her forever and ever, it pleased Donna most to have him tell her about himself, to listen to his Munchausenian tales of travel and adventure. Did he speak of cities with their cafes, parks, theaters and mu seums, she was interested, but when he told her of the country that lay just beyond the ranges, east and west, or described the long valley to the north, rolling gradually up to the high Sierra, with their castellated spires, sparkling and snow-encrusted; of little mountain lakes, mirroring the firs of the heights above them, of meadows and running water and birds and blossoms, he could almost see the desert sadness die out in her eyes, as she trailed him in spirit through this marvelous land of her heart s desire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was an easy, natural conversationalist, the kind of a man who "listens" well an optimist, a dreamer. He was, seemingly, possessed of a fund of un failing good-nature, and despite the fact that the past seven years of his life had been spent far from that civiliza tion in which he had grown to manhood, in unconventional, occasionally sordid surroundings, he had lost none of an innate gentleness with women, that delicate attention to the little, thoughtful, chivalrous things which, to discerni...ng women, are the chief charm in a man. And withal he was a droll rascal, a rollicking, careless fellow who quickly dis covered that, next to telling her that he loved her and would continue to love her forever and ever, it pleased Donna most to have him tell her about himself, to listen to his Munchausenian tales of travel and adventure. Did he speak of cities with their cafes, parks, theaters and mu seums, she was interested, but when he told her of the country that lay just beyond the ranges, east and west, or described the long valley to the north, rolling gradually up to the high Sierra, with their castellated spires, sparkling and snow-encrusted; of little mountain lakes, mirroring the firs of the heights above them, of meadows and running water and birds and blossoms, he could almost see the desert sadness die out in her eyes, as she trailed him in spirit through this marvelous land of her heart s desire.
What to read after The Long Chance?
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