The Story of a Passion
The Story of a Passion
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"To hell with harpsi" said he; "They have no soul in them like this.'^ And hell was, in his opinion, the resort of bad fiddlers, and their playing was the doom of the damned.
Bibbs put the Stradivarius in its case and turned the key. He stood a moment silently filling his pipe. A melancholy *cello lying on the floor near by let go a string, humming disconsolately like a lovesick maiden.
6 Digitized by Google W ^^^^^ % 'A ^^^ BIBBS was about to make all fast and retire to his little room be- hin...d the shop, when suddenly the door opened, clanging the bell that hung above it. An old man, with a shaven, wrinkled face and long white hair, stood before him.
"Any old violins?" said he, advancing into the shop.
"None to sell,'* said Bibbs curtly.
"I do not wish to buy," said the old man, "but I *m a connoisseur, and I would so like to see them.** Now there were men to whom Bibbs gave some toleration and even a degree 7 Digitized by Gooi of confidence — men who had grown old with fiddles and loved them as he did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"To hell with harpsi" said he; "They have no soul in them like this.'^ And hell was, in his opinion, the resort of bad fiddlers, and their playing was the doom of the damned.
Bibbs put the Stradivarius in its case and turned the key. He stood a moment silently filling his pipe. A melancholy *cello lying on the floor near by let go a string, humming disconsolately like a lovesick maiden.
6 Digitized by Google W ^^^^^ % 'A ^^^ BIBBS was about to make all fast and retire to his little room be- hin...d the shop, when suddenly the door opened, clanging the bell that hung above it. An old man, with a shaven, wrinkled face and long white hair, stood before him.
"Any old violins?" said he, advancing into the shop.
"None to sell,'* said Bibbs curtly.
"I do not wish to buy," said the old man, "but I *m a connoisseur, and I would so like to see them.** Now there were men to whom Bibbs gave some toleration and even a degree 7 Digitized by Gooi of confidence — men who had grown old with fiddles and loved them as he did.
What to read after The Story of a Passion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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