Tidapa What Does It Matter
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. But what are my troubles to you? I'm very mean to be crying when you've taken me out like this, And been ever so good. Do forgive me. Let's laugh, and forget it, and kiss. " Was it love that woke in you, Jimmy? or pity? or just the desire (Just peacock-decency, Jimmy?) of picking a rose from the mire? "How long have I been with die Alte? Why, it seems like a century. How long? Three four six weeks to-morrow.
Six weeks, and it's killing me! I can't sleep. Such a heat, and no punkahs. All night..., I can feel my heart Throb, throbbing away my life-blood. " Speech choked her.
A bullock-cart Creaked past them, out of the shadows dark beasts against moon-bright road, 27 "Tid'apa" Lit lanterns a-swing from the palm-tilt, tired driver asleep on his goad. "Do you ask what brought me to Lallong? What lures us all to the East, You men, and us others, but money? It doesn't pay to be triste, And they didn't want me, in Paris. One night, at the Bar Palmyre, I met a woman, a Yankee. She had been in the East not here, But in China.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. But what are my troubles to you? I'm very mean to be crying when you've taken me out like this, And been ever so good. Do forgive me. Let's laugh, and forget it, and kiss. " Was it love that woke in you, Jimmy? or pity? or just the desire (Just peacock-decency, Jimmy?) of picking a rose from the mire? "How long have I been with die Alte? Why, it seems like a century. How long? Three four six weeks to-morrow.
Six weeks, and it's killing me! I can't sleep. Such a heat, and no punkahs. All night..., I can feel my heart Throb, throbbing away my life-blood. " Speech choked her.
A bullock-cart Creaked past them, out of the shadows dark beasts against moon-bright road, 27 "Tid'apa" Lit lanterns a-swing from the palm-tilt, tired driver asleep on his goad. "Do you ask what brought me to Lallong? What lures us all to the East, You men, and us others, but money? It doesn't pay to be triste, And they didn't want me, in Paris. One night, at the Bar Palmyre, I met a woman, a Yankee. She had been in the East not here, But in China.
What to read after Tidapa What Does It Matter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frankau, Gilbert, 1884-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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