The Water Ghost And Others
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Ahem! I wonder if I am pale--I feel sort of--um--There's amirror. That will tell. " Jingleberry walked to the mirror--an oval, gilt-framed mirror, such as was very much the vogue fifty years ago, forwhich reason alone, no doubt, it was now admitted to the gold-and-whiteparlor of the house of Chapman.
"Blessed things these mirrors, " said Jingleberry, gazing at the reflectionof his face. "So reassuring. I'm not at all pale. Quite the contrary. I'mred as a sunset. Good omen that! The sun is setti...ng on my bachelordays--and my scarf is crooked. Ah!" The ejaculation was one of pleasure, for pictured in the mirrorJingleberry saw the form of Marian entering the room through theportieres.
"How do you do, Marian? been admiring myself in the glass, " he said, turning to greet her. "I--er--" Here he stopped, as well he might, for he addressed no one. Miss Chapmanwas nowhere to be seen.
"Dear me!" said Jingleberry, rubbing his eyes in astonishment. "Howextraordinary! I surely thought I saw her--why, I did see her--that is, Isaw her reflection in the gla--Ha!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ahem! I wonder if I am pale--I feel sort of--um--There's amirror. That will tell. " Jingleberry walked to the mirror--an oval, gilt-framed mirror, such as was very much the vogue fifty years ago, forwhich reason alone, no doubt, it was now admitted to the gold-and-whiteparlor of the house of Chapman.
"Blessed things these mirrors, " said Jingleberry, gazing at the reflectionof his face. "So reassuring. I'm not at all pale. Quite the contrary. I'mred as a sunset. Good omen that! The sun is setti...ng on my bachelordays--and my scarf is crooked. Ah!" The ejaculation was one of pleasure, for pictured in the mirrorJingleberry saw the form of Marian entering the room through theportieres.
"How do you do, Marian? been admiring myself in the glass, " he said, turning to greet her. "I--er--" Here he stopped, as well he might, for he addressed no one. Miss Chapmanwas nowhere to be seen.
"Dear me!" said Jingleberry, rubbing his eyes in astonishment. "Howextraordinary! I surely thought I saw her--why, I did see her--that is, Isaw her reflection in the gla--Ha!
What to read after The Water Ghost And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bangs John Kendrick to read onlineMoreLess
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