The Overland Monthly volume S2 27 212
The Overland Monthly volume S2 27 212
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It was four months after my landing in Hamburg that we went to Vienna. By we, I mean the Straffords as well as Jaquith and myself, for we had planned to travel to- gether as a party of five.
We had been to the Volksgarten one day, and Adam was at his best. He and Miss Louisa ate their ices and drank coffee to- 296 King Cophetua's Wife.
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gether, while there were many whispered confidences and merry peals of laughter at the little table where they sat alone.
At length Miss Strafford brought... me back from my thoughts. "Are you unwell, Mr. Eldridge? You look pale and tired; besides, you are very silent, are you not ? Let us call Louisa and Mr. Jaquith and go home. " "No, I am not tired, and it is delightful here ; let us stay. " " You don't seem to find it very ' delight- ful, ' judging from your face, " Strafford broke in roughly, and I could have kicked the fellow as he spoke. "I'm going home any- way, and my sisters had better go with me. " So he went over and said a few words to his younger sister, who rose from the bench upon which she was sitting and came to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was four months after my landing in Hamburg that we went to Vienna. By we, I mean the Straffords as well as Jaquith and myself, for we had planned to travel to- gether as a party of five.
We had been to the Volksgarten one day, and Adam was at his best. He and Miss Louisa ate their ices and drank coffee to- 296 King Cophetua's Wife.
[Sept.
gether, while there were many whispered confidences and merry peals of laughter at the little table where they sat alone.
At length Miss Strafford brought... me back from my thoughts. "Are you unwell, Mr. Eldridge? You look pale and tired; besides, you are very silent, are you not ? Let us call Louisa and Mr. Jaquith and go home. " "No, I am not tired, and it is delightful here ; let us stay. " " You don't seem to find it very ' delight- ful, ' judging from your face, " Strafford broke in roughly, and I could have kicked the fellow as he spoke. "I'm going home any- way, and my sisters had better go with me. " So he went over and said a few words to his younger sister, who rose from the bench upon which she was sitting and came to us.
What to read after The Overland Monthly volume S2 27 212?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilly Bear to read onlineMoreLess
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