The Translation of a Savage, volume 1
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If it does not fall out asshe wishes it, retrospect, a dear thing to a woman, is spoiled. Many aman has been sent to the right-about because he has ventured his proposalat the wrong time. What would have occurred to Lambert it is hard totell; but he saw that something was wrong, and stopped in time.
When General Armour and his party reached Greyhope it was late in theevening. The girl seemed tired and confused by the events of the day, and did as she was directed, indifferently, limply. But whe...n theyentered the gates of Greyhope and travelled up the long avenue of limes, she looked round her somewhat eagerly, and drew a long sigh, maybe ofrelief or pleasure. She presently stretched out a hand almostcaressingly to the thick trees and the grass, and said aloud: "Oh, thebeautiful trees and the long grass!" There was a whirr of birds' wingsamong the branches, and then, presently, there rose from a distance thesweet, gurgling whistle of the nightingale. A smile as of reminiscencecrossed her face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it does not fall out asshe wishes it, retrospect, a dear thing to a woman, is spoiled. Many aman has been sent to the right-about because he has ventured his proposalat the wrong time. What would have occurred to Lambert it is hard totell; but he saw that something was wrong, and stopped in time.
When General Armour and his party reached Greyhope it was late in theevening. The girl seemed tired and confused by the events of the day, and did as she was directed, indifferently, limply. But whe...n theyentered the gates of Greyhope and travelled up the long avenue of limes, she looked round her somewhat eagerly, and drew a long sigh, maybe ofrelief or pleasure. She presently stretched out a hand almostcaressingly to the thick trees and the grass, and said aloud: "Oh, thebeautiful trees and the long grass!" There was a whirr of birds' wingsamong the branches, and then, presently, there rose from a distance thesweet, gurgling whistle of the nightingale. A smile as of reminiscencecrossed her face.
What to read after The Translation of a Savage, volume 1?
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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