Villa Rubein, And Other Stories
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" IV "Time went on. There was no swordsman, or pistol-shot like me in London, they said. We had as many pupils as we liked--it was the only part of mylife when I have been able to save money. I had no chance to spend it. We gave lessons all day, and in the evening were too tired to go out. That year I had the misfortune to lose my dear mother. I became a richman--yes, sir, at that time I must have had not less than six hundred ayear.
"It was a long time before I saw Eilie again. She went abroad... to Dresdenwith her father's sister to learn French and German. It was in theautumn of 1875 when she came back to us. She was seventeen then--abeautiful young creature. " He paused, as if to gather his forces fordescription, and went on.
"Tall, as a young tree, with eyes like the sky. I would not say she wasperfect, but her imperfections were beautiful to me. What is it makesyou love--ah! sir, that is very hidden and mysterious. She had neverlost the trick of closing her lips tightly when she remembered heruneven tooth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" IV "Time went on. There was no swordsman, or pistol-shot like me in London, they said. We had as many pupils as we liked--it was the only part of mylife when I have been able to save money. I had no chance to spend it. We gave lessons all day, and in the evening were too tired to go out. That year I had the misfortune to lose my dear mother. I became a richman--yes, sir, at that time I must have had not less than six hundred ayear.
"It was a long time before I saw Eilie again. She went abroad... to Dresdenwith her father's sister to learn French and German. It was in theautumn of 1875 when she came back to us. She was seventeen then--abeautiful young creature. " He paused, as if to gather his forces fordescription, and went on.
"Tall, as a young tree, with eyes like the sky. I would not say she wasperfect, but her imperfections were beautiful to me. What is it makesyou love--ah! sir, that is very hidden and mysterious. She had neverlost the trick of closing her lips tightly when she remembered heruneven tooth.
What to read after Villa Rubein, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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