The Prince of Graustark
The Prince of Graustark
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"Have you read it?" she inquired composedly.
"A part of it, " he said. "Over your shoulder. " "Is that considered polite in Vienna?" "If you only knew what a bump I've got on the back of my head youwouldn't be so ungracious. " he said.
"I couldn't possibly know, could I?" He leaned forward and indicated the spot on the back of his head, first removing his cap. She laughed nervously, and then gently rubbedher fingers over the thick hair.
"There is a dreadful lump!" she exclaimed. "Oh, how sorry ...I am. Do--do you feel faint or--or--I mean, is it very painful?" "Not now, " he replied, replacing his cap and favouring her with hismost engaging smile.
She smiled in response, betraying not the slightest sign ofembarrassment. As a matter of fact, she was, if anything, somewhattoo self-possessed.
"I remember falling down stairs once, " she said, "and getting astupendous bump on my forehead. But that was a great many years agoand I cried. How was I to know that it hurt you, Mr. Schmidt, whenyou neglected to cry?" "Heroes never cry, " said he.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Have you read it?" she inquired composedly.
"A part of it, " he said. "Over your shoulder. " "Is that considered polite in Vienna?" "If you only knew what a bump I've got on the back of my head youwouldn't be so ungracious. " he said.
"I couldn't possibly know, could I?" He leaned forward and indicated the spot on the back of his head, first removing his cap. She laughed nervously, and then gently rubbedher fingers over the thick hair.
"There is a dreadful lump!" she exclaimed. "Oh, how sorry ...I am. Do--do you feel faint or--or--I mean, is it very painful?" "Not now, " he replied, replacing his cap and favouring her with hismost engaging smile.
She smiled in response, betraying not the slightest sign ofembarrassment. As a matter of fact, she was, if anything, somewhattoo self-possessed.
"I remember falling down stairs once, " she said, "and getting astupendous bump on my forehead. But that was a great many years agoand I cried. How was I to know that it hurt you, Mr. Schmidt, whenyou neglected to cry?" "Heroes never cry, " said he.
What to read after The Prince of Graustark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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