The Sorrows of Epirus
The Sorrows of Epirus
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It was after the first address that 98 Argyrocastro and Delvinaki the small child climbed, or rather, was pushed, on to the step of the carriage. She was afraid, horribly afraid, and I had to put on my nicest expression, that which one keeps for very tiny children when one wants to see them smile. She was trembling and could not remember the little compliments which they had taught her. She stumbled over her task, and her childish eyes seemed to be staring into the mists of the far distance. I ...should have liked to help her and say : " I know all about it. I know the misery of those speech-day recitations with the head master on the platform. Don't be afraid. Just give me your irises. I quite understand. " But she did not under- stand the language spoken by my eyes, and with the anxious crowd breathing heavily all round, she lost her head and tried to go on. Then I kissed her, and kissed the flowers too, I believe, at the same time as her fair hair, and cried, " Zito Hellas. " 99 7* The Sorrows of Epirus The crowd fired off rifles and cheered, making such a commotion that I hoped in the general hubbub the child would forget her woes and join in the gaiety all round her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was after the first address that 98 Argyrocastro and Delvinaki the small child climbed, or rather, was pushed, on to the step of the carriage. She was afraid, horribly afraid, and I had to put on my nicest expression, that which one keeps for very tiny children when one wants to see them smile. She was trembling and could not remember the little compliments which they had taught her. She stumbled over her task, and her childish eyes seemed to be staring into the mists of the far distance. I ...should have liked to help her and say : " I know all about it. I know the misery of those speech-day recitations with the head master on the platform. Don't be afraid. Just give me your irises. I quite understand. " But she did not under- stand the language spoken by my eyes, and with the anxious crowd breathing heavily all round, she lost her head and tried to go on. Then I kissed her, and kissed the flowers too, I believe, at the same time as her fair hair, and cried, " Zito Hellas. " 99 7* The Sorrows of Epirus The crowd fired off rifles and cheered, making such a commotion that I hoped in the general hubbub the child would forget her woes and join in the gaiety all round her.
What to read after The Sorrows of Epirus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Puaux to read onlineMoreLess
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