The Lure of the Little Drum
The Lure of the Little Drum
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Gerald had smoked and read the evening paper while the light lasted, and Esther had sat silent and dreaming beside him, her hands idle on her lap. She had changed into a soft, loose tea gown, and taken her hair down, for her head ached and she had plaited it in one long, golden plait, that lay over her shoulder. She looked very young, Gerald, gazing up from his newspaper, thought, and he was struck with a wave of contrition at what she might have to go through in the near future. Then it was he... spoke of what his mother had told him, stammering a little as he tried to make himself clear. It was met with an instant and positive denial. " I don*t mean to have children, " Esther added ; hei, face on the sudden had stiffened, grown older. " Don't mean to have children ! " Gerald echoed ; / 169 170 The Lure of the Little Drum he made no attempt to keep the surprise out of his voice. " No, " said Esther ; her hands suddenly clenched, she sat forward a little. " To me it would be repulsive ; I hate the idea, sometimes I~ think I hate babies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gerald had smoked and read the evening paper while the light lasted, and Esther had sat silent and dreaming beside him, her hands idle on her lap. She had changed into a soft, loose tea gown, and taken her hair down, for her head ached and she had plaited it in one long, golden plait, that lay over her shoulder. She looked very young, Gerald, gazing up from his newspaper, thought, and he was struck with a wave of contrition at what she might have to go through in the near future. Then it was he... spoke of what his mother had told him, stammering a little as he tried to make himself clear. It was met with an instant and positive denial. " I don*t mean to have children, " Esther added ; hei, face on the sudden had stiffened, grown older. " Don't mean to have children ! " Gerald echoed ; / 169 170 The Lure of the Little Drum he made no attempt to keep the surprise out of his voice. " No, " said Esther ; her hands suddenly clenched, she sat forward a little. " To me it would be repulsive ; I hate the idea, sometimes I~ think I hate babies.
What to read after The Lure of the Little Drum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peterson Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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