The Path of Life
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Over it hung the veil, which shrouded her as in a white cloud. The wreath was put on, looked at from a distance and put on again until it was right at last, with the glittering beads in front, shining among the auburn curls, and the long streamer of threaded lilies of the valley behind, nestling in the tresses on her back. The white gloves, her prayer-book and candle-cloth, a few pen- nies in her bead purse ; and 'twas done.
The child was constantly twisted and turned and examined from every si...de. She did not know herself in all her splendour : the Horieneke of yesterday, in her blue bird's-eye bib and black frock was a poor thing compared with the present 124 Spring Horienelce, something far removed from this white apparition, something quite forgotten. She stood stiff as a post in the middle of the kitchen, without daring to look round or stir ; she felt so light and airy in those rustling folds and pleats and all that muslin that she seemed not to touch the ground. She did not know what to do with her arms, how to tread with her feet ; and her thoughts were straying : the part she had to play was all gone out of her head ; she would be as fine as this all day long, but oh, so uncomfortable !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Over it hung the veil, which shrouded her as in a white cloud. The wreath was put on, looked at from a distance and put on again until it was right at last, with the glittering beads in front, shining among the auburn curls, and the long streamer of threaded lilies of the valley behind, nestling in the tresses on her back. The white gloves, her prayer-book and candle-cloth, a few pen- nies in her bead purse ; and 'twas done.
The child was constantly twisted and turned and examined from every si...de. She did not know herself in all her splendour : the Horieneke of yesterday, in her blue bird's-eye bib and black frock was a poor thing compared with the present 124 Spring Horienelce, something far removed from this white apparition, something quite forgotten. She stood stiff as a post in the middle of the kitchen, without daring to look round or stir ; she felt so light and airy in those rustling folds and pleats and all that muslin that she seemed not to touch the ground. She did not know what to do with her arms, how to tread with her feet ; and her thoughts were straying : the part she had to play was all gone out of her head ; she would be as fine as this all day long, but oh, so uncomfortable !
What to read after The Path of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teixeira De Mattos, Alexander, 1865-1921, Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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