The Street of the Two Friends
The Street of the Two Friends
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A short, round little woman, with a full oval face, no waist, and small hands gloved in lisle thread, broken at the thumb and forefinger, which grasped an umbrella with a leaden swan for a handle.
Neither of us had yet uttered a word "Pierre! Pierre!" she exclaimed faintly, in the laboured voice of a ghost.
"C'est toi, c'est bien toi?" And we stood there trembling, unable for the moment to speak.
Then I took her hand in mine a hand which did not seem alive and nodded to a passing fiacre.
"Ten R...ue des Deux Amis, " 1 believe I stammered to the grizzled coachman.
"Bien, Monsieur. " But she hesitated, even drew back, still trembling, her foot on the muddy step, a plead- ing look in her eyes. Then a sudden faintness BY THE GRACE OF ALLAH 153 seized her, and, without a word, she entered the stuffy fiacre, smelling of the stale cigar of the last client, and burst into tears.
We had so much to say we could say nothing. Now and then fragmentary sentences escaped us as we rattled on; mostly apropos of her hat, which was knocked askew and out of fashion like her dear dress, the skirt of which was shiny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A short, round little woman, with a full oval face, no waist, and small hands gloved in lisle thread, broken at the thumb and forefinger, which grasped an umbrella with a leaden swan for a handle.
Neither of us had yet uttered a word "Pierre! Pierre!" she exclaimed faintly, in the laboured voice of a ghost.
"C'est toi, c'est bien toi?" And we stood there trembling, unable for the moment to speak.
Then I took her hand in mine a hand which did not seem alive and nodded to a passing fiacre.
"Ten R...ue des Deux Amis, " 1 believe I stammered to the grizzled coachman.
"Bien, Monsieur. " But she hesitated, even drew back, still trembling, her foot on the muddy step, a plead- ing look in her eyes. Then a sudden faintness BY THE GRACE OF ALLAH 153 seized her, and, without a word, she entered the stuffy fiacre, smelling of the stale cigar of the last client, and burst into tears.
We had so much to say we could say nothing. Now and then fragmentary sentences escaped us as we rattled on; mostly apropos of her hat, which was knocked askew and out of fashion like her dear dress, the skirt of which was shiny.
What to read after The Street of the Two Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Frank Berkeley to read onlineMoreLess
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