The Thinking Reed
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He looked past her with the grave eyes of a beaten dog. “It is funny that once I quite liked roulette,” he said.
“We’ll never, never, never do that again,” she yawned, rubbing her face against his chest.
“Never again,” he said.
They purged themselves by leaving the house as soon as they had breakfasted, and spending the whole day on the hills between Grasse and Draguignan. The amber walls and rusty roofs of Fayence, the pure blue flowers that showed on the grass as fine as spiders, the steep tow...n of Callas, set on a hill like a dunce’s cap, a cistern glowing like an emerald at the bottom of a valley of olive terraces, these gave them the cleansing and remorseful pleasure felt at the first natural objects seen outside the sickroom by an invalid whose prolonged illness has been in part his own fault. They came back at dusk, and dined at the little place by the port, and went to bed early, having seen none of their friends all day, and therefore feeling reconciled to mankind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looked past her with the grave eyes of a beaten dog. “It is funny that once I quite liked roulette,” he said.
“We’ll never, never, never do that again,” she yawned, rubbing her face against his chest.
“Never again,” he said.
They purged themselves by leaving the house as soon as they had breakfasted, and spending the whole day on the hills between Grasse and Draguignan. The amber walls and rusty roofs of Fayence, the pure blue flowers that showed on the grass as fine as spiders, the steep tow...n of Callas, set on a hill like a dunce’s cap, a cistern glowing like an emerald at the bottom of a valley of olive terraces, these gave them the cleansing and remorseful pleasure felt at the first natural objects seen outside the sickroom by an invalid whose prolonged illness has been in part his own fault. They came back at dusk, and dined at the little place by the port, and went to bed early, having seen none of their friends all day, and therefore feeling reconciled to mankind.
What to read after The Thinking Reed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by West Rebecca to read onlineMoreLess
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