The Translation of a Savage, Complete
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"If I had not a maidI expect I should look very shiftless, for I don't care to look in amirror. My only mirror used to be a stream of water in summer, " sheadded, "and a corner of a looking-glass got from the Hudson's Bay fortin the winter. " "Well, you are missing a lot of enjoyment, " he said, "if you do notuse your mirror much. The rest of us can appreciate what you would seethere. " She reached out and touched his arm.
"Do you like to look at me?" she questioned, with a strange simplecandou...r.
For the first time in many a year, Richard Armour blushed like a girlfresh from school. The question had come so suddenly, it had gone soquickly into a sensitive corner of his nature, that he lost command ofhimself for the instant, yet had little idea why the command was lost. He touched the fingers on his arm affectionately.
"Like to look at you--like to look at you? Why, of course we all like tolook at you. You are very fine and handsome and interesting. " "Richard, " she said, drawing her hands away, "is that why you like tolook at me?" He had recovered himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If I had not a maidI expect I should look very shiftless, for I don't care to look in amirror. My only mirror used to be a stream of water in summer, " sheadded, "and a corner of a looking-glass got from the Hudson's Bay fortin the winter. " "Well, you are missing a lot of enjoyment, " he said, "if you do notuse your mirror much. The rest of us can appreciate what you would seethere. " She reached out and touched his arm.
"Do you like to look at me?" she questioned, with a strange simplecandou...r.
For the first time in many a year, Richard Armour blushed like a girlfresh from school. The question had come so suddenly, it had gone soquickly into a sensitive corner of his nature, that he lost command ofhimself for the instant, yet had little idea why the command was lost. He touched the fingers on his arm affectionately.
"Like to look at you--like to look at you? Why, of course we all like tolook at you. You are very fine and handsome and interesting. " "Richard, " she said, drawing her hands away, "is that why you like tolook at me?" He had recovered himself.
What to read after The Translation of a Savage, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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