Wood And Stone a Romance
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He glanced hastily to- wards the porch; but his brother was absorbed in his work and apparently had heard nothing. Step- ping softly along the edge of the path he approached the two friends. He looked very anxious and troubled.
Raising his hat to Vennie, he made a gesture with his hand in his brother's direction. "Have you seen him?" he enquired. "Has he talked to you?" The theologian nodded.
"Oh, I think all this is dreadful!" whispered Vennie. "I'm more distressed than I can tell you. I'm afr...aid he's very, very ill. And he keeps talking about Miss Traffio. Surely something can be done, Mr. Andersen, to stop that marriage before it's too late?" Luke turned upon her with an expression completely different from any she had ever seen him wear before. He seemed to have suddenly grown much older. His mouth was drawn, and a little open; and his cheeks were pale and indented by deep lines.
"I would give my soul, " he said with intense em- phasis, "to have this thing otherwise. I have al- ready been to Lacrima — to Miss TrafBo, I mean — but she will do nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He glanced hastily to- wards the porch; but his brother was absorbed in his work and apparently had heard nothing. Step- ping softly along the edge of the path he approached the two friends. He looked very anxious and troubled.
Raising his hat to Vennie, he made a gesture with his hand in his brother's direction. "Have you seen him?" he enquired. "Has he talked to you?" The theologian nodded.
"Oh, I think all this is dreadful!" whispered Vennie. "I'm more distressed than I can tell you. I'm afr...aid he's very, very ill. And he keeps talking about Miss Traffio. Surely something can be done, Mr. Andersen, to stop that marriage before it's too late?" Luke turned upon her with an expression completely different from any she had ever seen him wear before. He seemed to have suddenly grown much older. His mouth was drawn, and a little open; and his cheeks were pale and indented by deep lines.
"I would give my soul, " he said with intense em- phasis, "to have this thing otherwise. I have al- ready been to Lacrima — to Miss TrafBo, I mean — but she will do nothing.
What to read after Wood And Stone a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powys John Cowper to read onlineMoreLess
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