Though Life Us Do Part
Though Life Us Do Part
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Cara's pale, faintly sprigged muslin gown and the white dress of the child took the foreground; they were delicately expressed by the riotous color.
Joyce was a happy child, laughing easily and often. Cara's baby was a natural optimist. He had inherited, with his father's love of pleasure, his father's love of music, and sang many little songs to himself; he seemed to have more happiness than he knew what to do with, and pelted her with the songs. These had a refrain, his favorite : — " Mum — f...fiiimma ? Pup — puppa ? Fuppa ? " Cara listened to it patiently.
The surf was heavy that afternoon, and the sea called in the minor key, which (as we have said) Cara fancied that it took towards night. There was a stiff Southerly, and the wind blew as winds do when they seem to have come from a long dis- tance, and to be articulate with messages and meanings that mankind is not wise enough to understand.
Cara addressed the wind: "You come from Cuba, " she said.
Her lips were moving with these fantastic words when Sterling Hart suddenly stepped between her and the brilliant but declining afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cara's pale, faintly sprigged muslin gown and the white dress of the child took the foreground; they were delicately expressed by the riotous color.
Joyce was a happy child, laughing easily and often. Cara's baby was a natural optimist. He had inherited, with his father's love of pleasure, his father's love of music, and sang many little songs to himself; he seemed to have more happiness than he knew what to do with, and pelted her with the songs. These had a refrain, his favorite : — " Mum — f...fiiimma ? Pup — puppa ? Fuppa ? " Cara listened to it patiently.
The surf was heavy that afternoon, and the sea called in the minor key, which (as we have said) Cara fancied that it took towards night. There was a stiff Southerly, and the wind blew as winds do when they seem to have come from a long dis- tance, and to be articulate with messages and meanings that mankind is not wise enough to understand.
Cara addressed the wind: "You come from Cuba, " she said.
Her lips were moving with these fantastic words when Sterling Hart suddenly stepped between her and the brilliant but declining afternoon.
What to read after Though Life Us Do Part?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Mrs H D Ward Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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