A Heart-Song of To-Day
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"By the lilies of France, " said a Parisian, putting up his glass;"though not the three graces, one of them is there. " "Yes, by the memory of Bonaparte, she is worth a long look, " said hiscompanion, gazing at Vaura.
And two of the occupants of Mr. Bertram's box were indulging much thesame thought. Lionel's handsome face wore a warmer look thanordinarily, as he chatted to Vaura, leaning on the back of her chair.
"She has the vivacity of the French woman, with a beauty all her own, "he thought.... "Her voice holds me, and my love of the beautiful issatisfied, as I look on her sweet mouth and warm eyes; but, pshaw, sheis a flirt, and I am almost in her toils! what is coming over me?" andhe gave a start as he almost spoke the last thought aloud.
"Why, what is the matter Capt, Trevalyon?" asked Vaura; "you startedjust now as though you had seen a ghost of the departed; a moment agoyou seemed to be enjoying the play, but now you look melancholy; goover to Mrs. Wingfield. You see, _cher ami_, you do not credit to mypowers of pleasing; so avaunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By the lilies of France, " said a Parisian, putting up his glass;"though not the three graces, one of them is there. " "Yes, by the memory of Bonaparte, she is worth a long look, " said hiscompanion, gazing at Vaura.
And two of the occupants of Mr. Bertram's box were indulging much thesame thought. Lionel's handsome face wore a warmer look thanordinarily, as he chatted to Vaura, leaning on the back of her chair.
"She has the vivacity of the French woman, with a beauty all her own, "he thought.... "Her voice holds me, and my love of the beautiful issatisfied, as I look on her sweet mouth and warm eyes; but, pshaw, sheis a flirt, and I am almost in her toils! what is coming over me?" andhe gave a start as he almost spoke the last thought aloud.
"Why, what is the matter Capt, Trevalyon?" asked Vaura; "you startedjust now as though you had seen a ghost of the departed; a moment agoyou seemed to be enjoying the play, but now you look melancholy; goover to Mrs. Wingfield. You see, _cher ami_, you do not credit to mypowers of pleasing; so avaunt.
What to read after A Heart-Song of To-Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Savigny Annie Gregg to read onlineMoreLess
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