Vestigia
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One hand hung loosely by her'side. He barely touched it, with fingers that trembled.
" Italia ! " What were resolutions or remembrance ? All the world had faded away ; there were no living presences now but himself and this girl beside him, and that far-off winged boat moving slowly toward them across the shining water. " My Italia ? " She turned a radiant face towards him. The momentary shyness which had made her leave her place was gone now ; there was only ITALIA. 131 left a deep look of rap...ture in the dark loving eyes.
" Yes, Dino. You do love me. I know it, " she said simply. She did not change her expec- tant attitude ; but she moved her hand until the little brown fingers clasped his.
They stood so for fully a minute without speak- ing, their eyes fixed on the approaching boat. "And you love me too, Italia ? You will say that you love me ? " Dino said in a half whisper. He had not meant to say this. He had resolved not to say it ; but what was the good of prudence now ? The patched sail was drawing' nearer ; there was only this one moment left in which fearfully to snatch at perfect joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One hand hung loosely by her'side. He barely touched it, with fingers that trembled.
" Italia ! " What were resolutions or remembrance ? All the world had faded away ; there were no living presences now but himself and this girl beside him, and that far-off winged boat moving slowly toward them across the shining water. " My Italia ? " She turned a radiant face towards him. The momentary shyness which had made her leave her place was gone now ; there was only ITALIA. 131 left a deep look of rap...ture in the dark loving eyes.
" Yes, Dino. You do love me. I know it, " she said simply. She did not change her expec- tant attitude ; but she moved her hand until the little brown fingers clasped his.
They stood so for fully a minute without speak- ing, their eyes fixed on the approaching boat. "And you love me too, Italia ? You will say that you love me ? " Dino said in a half whisper. He had not meant to say this. He had resolved not to say it ; but what was the good of prudence now ? The patched sail was drawing' nearer ; there was only this one moment left in which fearfully to snatch at perfect joy.
What to read after Vestigia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming, George, 1833-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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