The Paliser Case
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" He did not mean it. He judged her voice colourful but lacking incarriage.
Cassy, leaning forward, struck the keys, giving him the note and againshe sang, this time the _Libiamo_, which, old as the hills, claptrap, utterly detestable, none the less served to display the bravura qualityof her voice.
When it passed, Paliser sprang up, faced her. "Open your mouth! There!Wide!" Cassy, familiar with the ritual, obeyed. Paliser peered into thestrawberry of her throat. It was deep as a well and he mo...ved back.
"You have the organ but you do not know how to use it. You don't knowhow to breathe. " Cassy forgot that he was young, that she was, that in the great room inthe great house they were alone. Through the shutters came the smell oflilacs, the sorceries of spring. In the sexlessness of art these thingswere unnoticed. For the first time she liked him. It was his franknessthat drew her, though if he had been a frank old woman she would haveliked him as well.
"My father says that. He says it is Ma Tamby's fault.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He did not mean it. He judged her voice colourful but lacking incarriage.
Cassy, leaning forward, struck the keys, giving him the note and againshe sang, this time the _Libiamo_, which, old as the hills, claptrap, utterly detestable, none the less served to display the bravura qualityof her voice.
When it passed, Paliser sprang up, faced her. "Open your mouth! There!Wide!" Cassy, familiar with the ritual, obeyed. Paliser peered into thestrawberry of her throat. It was deep as a well and he mo...ved back.
"You have the organ but you do not know how to use it. You don't knowhow to breathe. " Cassy forgot that he was young, that she was, that in the great room inthe great house they were alone. Through the shutters came the smell oflilacs, the sorceries of spring. In the sexlessness of art these thingswere unnoticed. For the first time she liked him. It was his franknessthat drew her, though if he had been a frank old woman she would haveliked him as well.
"My father says that. He says it is Ma Tamby's fault.
What to read after The Paliser Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saltus Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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