Vendetta: a Story of One Forgotten
Vendetta: a Story of One Forgotten
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I heard the fresh voicesof children singing in the next room: "D'ou vient le petit Gesu? Ce joli bouton de rose Qui fleurit, enfant cheri Sur le coeur de notre mere Marie. " Then came a soft rustle of silken garments, the door opened, and mywife entered.
CHAPTER XXVII.
She approached with her usual panther-like grace and supple movement, her red lips parted in a charming smile.
"So good of you to come!" she began, holding out her two hands asthough she invited an embrace; "and on Christmas morn...ing too!" Shepaused, and seeing that I did not move or speak, she regarded me withsome alarm. "What is the matter?" she asked, in fainter tones; "hasanything happened?" I looked at her. I saw that she was full of sudden fear, I made noattempt to soothe her, I merely placed a chair.
"Sit down, " I said, gravely. "I am the bearer of bad news. " She sunk into the chair as though unnerved, and gazed at me withterrified eyes. She trembled. Watching her keenly, I observed all theseoutward signs of trepidation with deep satisfaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard the fresh voicesof children singing in the next room: "D'ou vient le petit Gesu? Ce joli bouton de rose Qui fleurit, enfant cheri Sur le coeur de notre mere Marie. " Then came a soft rustle of silken garments, the door opened, and mywife entered.
CHAPTER XXVII.
She approached with her usual panther-like grace and supple movement, her red lips parted in a charming smile.
"So good of you to come!" she began, holding out her two hands asthough she invited an embrace; "and on Christmas morn...ing too!" Shepaused, and seeing that I did not move or speak, she regarded me withsome alarm. "What is the matter?" she asked, in fainter tones; "hasanything happened?" I looked at her. I saw that she was full of sudden fear, I made noattempt to soothe her, I merely placed a chair.
"Sit down, " I said, gravely. "I am the bearer of bad news. " She sunk into the chair as though unnerved, and gazed at me withterrified eyes. She trembled. Watching her keenly, I observed all theseoutward signs of trepidation with deep satisfaction.
What to read after Vendetta: a Story of One Forgotten?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Corelli, Marie, 1855-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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