The Vagabond
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It was the music that made me come in so quietly." "And you have another story to tell?" she said, looking suggestively toward the door that his form barred.
"Yes, I have, more's the pity." Without waiting for her to speak the curt dis- missal which he saw flaming out of her eyes he poured out his tale and his request in even, passionate tones.
"What you ask," she replied, "is that I, a lone girl, shall accompany you to the Union lines on your say-so." "My say-so?" He repeated the words as one ...whose mind sounds in horror the abysses of a phrase's meaning. It was she, now, who doubted his word. He felt, too, with the suddenness of absurdity thrust in bold relief, the brutality as well as the folly of what he asked.
She was affected by his exclamation and the blank look of despair that accompanied it, but the memory of the way he had led her to listen to an impossible 805 THE VAGABOND story helped her to recover herself with the thougkt that she had been affected in the same way when she saw Forrest play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the music that made me come in so quietly." "And you have another story to tell?" she said, looking suggestively toward the door that his form barred.
"Yes, I have, more's the pity." Without waiting for her to speak the curt dis- missal which he saw flaming out of her eyes he poured out his tale and his request in even, passionate tones.
"What you ask," she replied, "is that I, a lone girl, shall accompany you to the Union lines on your say-so." "My say-so?" He repeated the words as one ...whose mind sounds in horror the abysses of a phrase's meaning. It was she, now, who doubted his word. He felt, too, with the suddenness of absurdity thrust in bold relief, the brutality as well as the folly of what he asked.
She was affected by his exclamation and the blank look of despair that accompanied it, but the memory of the way he had led her to listen to an impossible 805 THE VAGABOND story helped her to recover herself with the thougkt that she had been affected in the same way when she saw Forrest play.
What to read after The Vagabond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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