Virginia of Virginia, a Story
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" Yes," she said ; " please tell me. I know I'll be glad— I cert'n'y will." " I am engaged to be married," he told her. " I am engaged to be married to Miss Mary Erroll, and — I want you to be the first to congratulate me, Virginia." He could recall nothing afterwards but the swift withdrawing of her hands from his. He could not even remember how she had left the room. She seemed to vanish as though in reality she had been but a wraith summoned up by fancy from days long fled.
But Virginia .? A...h, Virginia! Out, out, out into the night she sped on supple, un- shod feet. She had torn off those queer 132 Virginia of Virginia.
little parodies of shoes at the hall door, and held them now mechanically to her breast as she ran.
The air, redolent with peach - blossoms and hyacinths just born, rushed to meet her from the dark jaws of the east, as though some leviathan should breathe with a sweet breath upon the night May earth.
There was no moon in the lustrous blue- gray of the heavens, but the stars seemed trying to atone for her absence by their multitudinous shining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yes," she said ; " please tell me. I know I'll be glad— I cert'n'y will." " I am engaged to be married," he told her. " I am engaged to be married to Miss Mary Erroll, and — I want you to be the first to congratulate me, Virginia." He could recall nothing afterwards but the swift withdrawing of her hands from his. He could not even remember how she had left the room. She seemed to vanish as though in reality she had been but a wraith summoned up by fancy from days long fled.
But Virginia .? A...h, Virginia! Out, out, out into the night she sped on supple, un- shod feet. She had torn off those queer 132 Virginia of Virginia.
little parodies of shoes at the hall door, and held them now mechanically to her breast as she ran.
The air, redolent with peach - blossoms and hyacinths just born, rushed to meet her from the dark jaws of the east, as though some leviathan should breathe with a sweet breath upon the night May earth.
There was no moon in the lustrous blue- gray of the heavens, but the stars seemed trying to atone for her absence by their multitudinous shining.
What to read after Virginia of Virginia, a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rives Amélie to read onlineMoreLess
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