The New Antigone: a Romance 1-2
The New Antigone: a Romance 1-2
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She rose, nothing loth; and as he evidently wished the rest to accompany them, a general move was made. The Countess, again interposing as they =a 5HAP. XVI LA BELLE FILLE HEUREUSE 213 went along, asked Hippolyta whether she knew what kind of picture was about to be shown her. The young lady, turning half round on the stairs, answered that she supposed it would resemble those she had noticed in the great collec- tions on the Continent. * You must not imagine,' she added innocently, *that I have... not studied the Christian myth- ology. I cannot say, indeed, that I am familiar with all its details.' Glanville fell back a step on hearing this language, and Karina did not open her mouth again for some time.
She was daring herself, but she knew that ordinary people did not speak m this way; and again the simile of the snake occurred to her. Lord Trelingham was either deaf or preoccupied, and took no heed of the remark. Perhaps he was thinking how he could make the history of the picture brief yet intelligible ; for, when they arrived before it, he began at once to run over the main points as we know them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She rose, nothing loth; and as he evidently wished the rest to accompany them, a general move was made. The Countess, again interposing as they =a 5HAP. XVI LA BELLE FILLE HEUREUSE 213 went along, asked Hippolyta whether she knew what kind of picture was about to be shown her. The young lady, turning half round on the stairs, answered that she supposed it would resemble those she had noticed in the great collec- tions on the Continent. * You must not imagine,' she added innocently, *that I have... not studied the Christian myth- ology. I cannot say, indeed, that I am familiar with all its details.' Glanville fell back a step on hearing this language, and Karina did not open her mouth again for some time.
She was daring herself, but she knew that ordinary people did not speak m this way; and again the simile of the snake occurred to her. Lord Trelingham was either deaf or preoccupied, and took no heed of the remark. Perhaps he was thinking how he could make the history of the picture brief yet intelligible ; for, when they arrived before it, he began at once to run over the main points as we know them.
What to read after The New Antigone: a Romance 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Francis Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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