What May We Read? a Conversation Story
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154 CHAPTER XI THUS it was that after the serious conversation the two friends had had, which ought to have put their relation to one another on a soHd basis, their talk became for the time being lighter — lighter in substance and lighter in tone — though there was something forced in this lightness.
It was Ruth who led the attack at first. She seized the earliest opportunity of telling him of her work and play in Paris, referred to books, especially "strong" French novels, whenever she could, ...threw in — though with a somewhat fever- ish haste and eagerness — accounts of the amusing evenings she and her friends had had, even men- tioned a visit to the Chat Noir. She was so intent on giving him an account of all this, that she never expected an answer from him and had no atten- tion left to study the impression it produced upon him. This she regretted afterwards; for she would have liked to dwell upon this effect when alone. And then she contrasted the stimulating and interesting life in Paris v/ith the flat and mo- notonous, bourgeois life she had known in Ameri- ica.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
154 CHAPTER XI THUS it was that after the serious conversation the two friends had had, which ought to have put their relation to one another on a soHd basis, their talk became for the time being lighter — lighter in substance and lighter in tone — though there was something forced in this lightness.
It was Ruth who led the attack at first. She seized the earliest opportunity of telling him of her work and play in Paris, referred to books, especially "strong" French novels, whenever she could, ...threw in — though with a somewhat fever- ish haste and eagerness — accounts of the amusing evenings she and her friends had had, even men- tioned a visit to the Chat Noir. She was so intent on giving him an account of all this, that she never expected an answer from him and had no atten- tion left to study the impression it produced upon him. This she regretted afterwards; for she would have liked to dwell upon this effect when alone. And then she contrasted the stimulating and interesting life in Paris v/ith the flat and mo- notonous, bourgeois life she had known in Ameri- ica.
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