The Silver Dial 1
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" An excellent model, truly ! " said Bruno, with the faintest ring of jealousy in his voice.
" The glance of those eyes must have lingered long in the brain which has thus reproduced them." " It would be a poor artist who could pass unheeding by such excellence," answered Eade- 64 THE SILVER DIAL.
guild, her own eyes now riveted on the paint- ing.
" That is true — dear old Conrad," assented the surgeon ; " and yet,' ; he went on, as though thinking his thoughts aloud, " it is so strange — so pa...ssing strange ! " " What is ? " sharply asked Eadeguncl.
" That eyes so full of expression should be — should be " and then Wolkenberg stopped abruptly.
" Should be what ? " breathlessly demanded Eadeguncl, catching at his sleeve.
" Nothing," said Bruno, disengaging himself.
" Fool ! " said Eadeguncl ; " what was it you were maundering about this minute ? " " Nothing — I do not know what I was saying " : and the unfortunate surgeon's face flushed to the roots of his sunny curls.
" No ; there never was such an idiot as you," angrily retorted Eadegund.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" An excellent model, truly ! " said Bruno, with the faintest ring of jealousy in his voice.
" The glance of those eyes must have lingered long in the brain which has thus reproduced them." " It would be a poor artist who could pass unheeding by such excellence," answered Eade- 64 THE SILVER DIAL.
guild, her own eyes now riveted on the paint- ing.
" That is true — dear old Conrad," assented the surgeon ; " and yet,' ; he went on, as though thinking his thoughts aloud, " it is so strange — so pa...ssing strange ! " " What is ? " sharply asked Eadeguncl.
" That eyes so full of expression should be — should be " and then Wolkenberg stopped abruptly.
" Should be what ? " breathlessly demanded Eadeguncl, catching at his sleeve.
" Nothing," said Bruno, disengaging himself.
" Fool ! " said Eadeguncl ; " what was it you were maundering about this minute ? " " Nothing — I do not know what I was saying " : and the unfortunate surgeon's face flushed to the roots of his sunny curls.
" No ; there never was such an idiot as you," angrily retorted Eadegund.
What to read after The Silver Dial 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowsell, Mary C to read onlineMoreLess
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