The Spirit Asleep
The Spirit Asleep
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. . Brahms, Debussy. . . . They grew and dissolved again under her slim, pale fingers.
The following day was Sunday, and Stephen and Catherine returned from their expedition to town ; so Fletcher had company for his fishing activities. Pat was to have gone out with them, but at the last minute he relinquished his place to Win. It would scarcely be a hardship to stay ashore with Margot. In fact it seemed that fate had gallantly played into his hands.
They watched the others put out from the shor...e, then Margot, who was wearing her white bathing suit, threw herself down on the sand, extending her long, faintly bronzed limbs to the sun.
" I'm going to get brown even if it hurts, " she said. " I can't go home pallid and wan. People would think I hadn't been out of town. " Pat, who was also in his togs, lay down beside her. Under them the sand was soft and warm ; they could hear the slap of the waves ; and at first quite near, then fading across the water, Win's high-pitched voice and the rhythmic strokes of Fletcher's oars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Brahms, Debussy. . . . They grew and dissolved again under her slim, pale fingers.
The following day was Sunday, and Stephen and Catherine returned from their expedition to town ; so Fletcher had company for his fishing activities. Pat was to have gone out with them, but at the last minute he relinquished his place to Win. It would scarcely be a hardship to stay ashore with Margot. In fact it seemed that fate had gallantly played into his hands.
They watched the others put out from the shor...e, then Margot, who was wearing her white bathing suit, threw herself down on the sand, extending her long, faintly bronzed limbs to the sun.
" I'm going to get brown even if it hurts, " she said. " I can't go home pallid and wan. People would think I hadn't been out of town. " Pat, who was also in his togs, lay down beside her. Under them the sand was soft and warm ; they could hear the slap of the waves ; and at first quite near, then fading across the water, Win's high-pitched voice and the rhythmic strokes of Fletcher's oars.
What to read after The Spirit Asleep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Quinlan to read onlineMoreLess
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