Who Was She?
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what was the color of her eyes? of her hair? There, now, Iwas too much for him. When a woman kept one o' them speckled veils overher face, turned her head away, and held her parasol between, how wereyou to know her from Adam? I declare to you, I couldn't arrive at onepositive particular. Even when he affirmed that she was tall, he added, the next instant: "Now I come to think on it, she stepped mighty quick;so I guess she must ha' been short. " By the time we reached the hotel, I was in a state... of fever; opiatesand lotions had their will of me for the rest of the day. I was glad toescape the worry of questions, and the conventional sympathy expressedin inflections of the voice which are meant to soothe, and onlyexasperate. The next morning, as I lay upon my sofa, restful, patient, and properly cheerful, the waiter entered with a bouquet of wildflowers.
"Who sent them?" I asked.
"I found them outside your door, sir. Maybe there's a card; yes, here'sa bit o' paper. " I opened the twisted slip he handed me, and read: "From your dell--andmine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
what was the color of her eyes? of her hair? There, now, Iwas too much for him. When a woman kept one o' them speckled veils overher face, turned her head away, and held her parasol between, how wereyou to know her from Adam? I declare to you, I couldn't arrive at onepositive particular. Even when he affirmed that she was tall, he added, the next instant: "Now I come to think on it, she stepped mighty quick;so I guess she must ha' been short. " By the time we reached the hotel, I was in a state... of fever; opiatesand lotions had their will of me for the rest of the day. I was glad toescape the worry of questions, and the conventional sympathy expressedin inflections of the voice which are meant to soothe, and onlyexasperate. The next morning, as I lay upon my sofa, restful, patient, and properly cheerful, the waiter entered with a bouquet of wildflowers.
"Who sent them?" I asked.
"I found them outside your door, sir. Maybe there's a card; yes, here'sa bit o' paper. " I opened the twisted slip he handed me, and read: "From your dell--andmine.
What to read after Who Was She??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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