The Market-Place
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Itwas as uninspiring to the eye as a pool of drippings from umbrellas in aporch.
While her uncle and brother occupied themselves with the luggage beingbrought up by the porters, she opened a window and stepped out uponthe tiny balcony. A flaring sign on the inner framework of this balconybesought her in Swiss-French, in the interests of order, not to feedthe birds. The injunction seemed meaningless to her until she perceived, over by the water, several gulls lazily wheeling about. They were alm...ostas grey as the fog they circled in. Suddenly they seemed to perceiveher in turn, and, swerving sharply, came floating toward the hotel, withharsh, almost menacing cries. She hurried in, and shut the window withdecision. It seemed to her that the smile with which, as she turned, shewas able to meet her uncle's look, was a product of true heroism.
Apparently this smile did not altogether delude him. "Oh, now, youmustn't get down on your luck, " he adjured her. "We're going to beawfully cozy here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itwas as uninspiring to the eye as a pool of drippings from umbrellas in aporch.
While her uncle and brother occupied themselves with the luggage beingbrought up by the porters, she opened a window and stepped out uponthe tiny balcony. A flaring sign on the inner framework of this balconybesought her in Swiss-French, in the interests of order, not to feedthe birds. The injunction seemed meaningless to her until she perceived, over by the water, several gulls lazily wheeling about. They were alm...ostas grey as the fog they circled in. Suddenly they seemed to perceiveher in turn, and, swerving sharply, came floating toward the hotel, withharsh, almost menacing cries. She hurried in, and shut the window withdecision. It seemed to her that the smile with which, as she turned, shewas able to meet her uncle's look, was a product of true heroism.
Apparently this smile did not altogether delude him. "Oh, now, youmustn't get down on your luck, " he adjured her. "We're going to beawfully cozy here.
What to read after The Market-Place?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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