The Lost Stradivarius
The Lost Stradivarius
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Through two folding windows which opened on to a balcony the early light of the summer morning streamed in with a rosy flush. My brother sat on a low couch or sofa, propped up against a heap of pillows, with a rug of brilliant colours flung across his feet and legs. He held out his arms to me, and I ran to him ; but even in so brief an interval I had per- ceived that he was terribly weak and wasted.
All my memories of his past faults had van- ished and were dead in that sad aspect of his worn f...eatures, and in the conviction which 1 felt, even from the first moment, that he had but little time longer to remain with us. I knelt by him on the floor, and with my arms round his neck, em- braced him tenderly, not finding any place for words, but only sobbing in great anguish. Neither of us spoke, and my weariness from long travel and the strangeness of the situation caused me to feel that paralysing sensation of doubt as to the THE LOST STRADIVARIUS. 155 reality of the scene, and even of my own exist- ence, which all, I believe, have experienced at times of severe mental tension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through two folding windows which opened on to a balcony the early light of the summer morning streamed in with a rosy flush. My brother sat on a low couch or sofa, propped up against a heap of pillows, with a rug of brilliant colours flung across his feet and legs. He held out his arms to me, and I ran to him ; but even in so brief an interval I had per- ceived that he was terribly weak and wasted.
All my memories of his past faults had van- ished and were dead in that sad aspect of his worn f...eatures, and in the conviction which 1 felt, even from the first moment, that he had but little time longer to remain with us. I knelt by him on the floor, and with my arms round his neck, em- braced him tenderly, not finding any place for words, but only sobbing in great anguish. Neither of us spoke, and my weariness from long travel and the strangeness of the situation caused me to feel that paralysing sensation of doubt as to the THE LOST STRADIVARIUS. 155 reality of the scene, and even of my own exist- ence, which all, I believe, have experienced at times of severe mental tension.
What to read after The Lost Stradivarius?
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