The Song of the Lark
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"That s one thing you ve never done. That s like any common woman. " 7 He saw her shoulders lift a little and grow calm. Then* he went to the other side of the room and took up his hat and gloves from the sofa. He came back cheerfully. "I did n t drop in to bully you this afternoon. I came to coax you to go out for tea with me somewhere. " He waited, but she did not look up or lift her head, still sunk on her hand.
Her handkerchief had fallen. Fred picked it up and put it on her knee, pressing ...her fingers over it. "Good-night, dear and wonderful, " he whisperec^f "wonderful and dear! How can you ever get away from me when I will always follow you, through every wall, through every door, wher ever you go/;/He looked down at her bent head, and the curve of her neck that was so sad. He stooped, and with his lips just touched her hair where the firelight made it ruddiest. /^ I did n t know I had it in me, Thea. I thought it was all a fairy tale. I don t know myself any more. " He closed his eyes and breathed deeply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"That s one thing you ve never done. That s like any common woman. " 7 He saw her shoulders lift a little and grow calm. Then* he went to the other side of the room and took up his hat and gloves from the sofa. He came back cheerfully. "I did n t drop in to bully you this afternoon. I came to coax you to go out for tea with me somewhere. " He waited, but she did not look up or lift her head, still sunk on her hand.
Her handkerchief had fallen. Fred picked it up and put it on her knee, pressing ...her fingers over it. "Good-night, dear and wonderful, " he whisperec^f "wonderful and dear! How can you ever get away from me when I will always follow you, through every wall, through every door, wher ever you go/;/He looked down at her bent head, and the curve of her neck that was so sad. He stooped, and with his lips just touched her hair where the firelight made it ruddiest. /^ I did n t know I had it in me, Thea. I thought it was all a fairy tale. I don t know myself any more. " He closed his eyes and breathed deeply.
What to read after The Song of the Lark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willa Cather to read onlineMoreLess
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