The Second Fiddle
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^.^' ^IJ .» ^ »v f * Digiti ized by Google THE SECOND FIDDLE 166 weeds in a river, trying to trip her up or hold her down. The darkness was blown across the sky, lifting in strange pauses, to show a bat- tered moon and the pale silver of the falling snow. She could only breathe, with her head held down, in strange short gasps that seemed ...compulsory and forced upon her by something outside. Beaten and tremulous, half lost and faint, there was a strange sense of pleasure in her: she was pitting her brain against a mon- ster. Little by little, craftily and with many pauses and precautions, she slipped and stum- bled down the long highway across the bridge and up the narrower street which led toward Redcliff Square. Tiles were tossed about the road like fallen leaves; from time to time there would be the sharper crash of a broken chim- ney.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her skirts whipped themselves about her like Digiti ized by Google ^r.*i^ m>^ ^ This," Stella thought to herself, "is like a battle" Digiti ized by Google ( .
^.^' ^IJ .» ^ »v f * Digiti ized by Google THE SECOND FIDDLE 166 weeds in a river, trying to trip her up or hold her down. The darkness was blown across the sky, lifting in strange pauses, to show a bat- tered moon and the pale silver of the falling snow. She could only breathe, with her head held down, in strange short gasps that seemed ...compulsory and forced upon her by something outside. Beaten and tremulous, half lost and faint, there was a strange sense of pleasure in her: she was pitting her brain against a mon- ster. Little by little, craftily and with many pauses and precautions, she slipped and stum- bled down the long highway across the bridge and up the narrower street which led toward Redcliff Square. Tiles were tossed about the road like fallen leaves; from time to time there would be the sharper crash of a broken chim- ney.
What to read after The Second Fiddle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bottome Phyllis to read onlineMoreLess
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