The Princess Virginia
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Of course, if they were lovers, good-by to his hopes; and he would never have so good a chance as this to make sure.
All things in the garden that were not white were gray as a dove s wings. Even the shadows were not black. And the sky was gray, with the soft gray of velvet, under a crust of diamonds which flashed as the spangles on a woman s fan flash, when it trembles in her hand.
White moths, happily ignorant that summer would come no more for them, drifted out from the shadows like rose pet...als blown by the soft wind. On a trellis, a crowding sisterhood of pale roses drooped their [185] THE PRINCESS VIRGINIA heads downward in memento mori. It was a silver night; a night of enchantment.
Leopold had meant to take Virginia out only to see the moon rise over the water, turning the great smooth sheet of jet into a silver shield; for there had been clouds or spurts of rain on other nights, and he had said to himself that never again, perhaps, would they two stand together under the white spell of the moon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, if they were lovers, good-by to his hopes; and he would never have so good a chance as this to make sure.
All things in the garden that were not white were gray as a dove s wings. Even the shadows were not black. And the sky was gray, with the soft gray of velvet, under a crust of diamonds which flashed as the spangles on a woman s fan flash, when it trembles in her hand.
White moths, happily ignorant that summer would come no more for them, drifted out from the shadows like rose pet...als blown by the soft wind. On a trellis, a crowding sisterhood of pale roses drooped their [185] THE PRINCESS VIRGINIA heads downward in memento mori. It was a silver night; a night of enchantment.
Leopold had meant to take Virginia out only to see the moon rise over the water, turning the great smooth sheet of jet into a silver shield; for there had been clouds or spurts of rain on other nights, and he had said to himself that never again, perhaps, would they two stand together under the white spell of the moon.
What to read after The Princess Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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