Children I Have Known And Giovanni And the Other
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People gave him a great deal of money when he sang. But he was not like me. He was not so strong, Maestro Mecheri said, and he was not steady in his temper. He was always talking about music and having fancies of what he might do when he grew up. He had been talked to by some Signore who came from America, and it had put ideas into his head. Me " with a bright simple smile, " I have no ideas. The other he had many, and they made him restless. " "The Other, " exclaimed the lady in black, i;6 GIO...VANNI AND THE OTHER.
in English. And she and the girl with the grey eyes looked at each other again.
" They spoiled him, " Giovanni went on. " He used to sing too much. Maestro Mecheri said he was too impatient, and he ought to have let his voice rest. He was older than I. He got a cold and began to cough, and he could not wait until it was better. He was hoarse and he was afraid he had lost his voice, and he would keep trying it to see if it had come back. But it sounded cracked and harsh. And he lost patience and began to vagabond about at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People gave him a great deal of money when he sang. But he was not like me. He was not so strong, Maestro Mecheri said, and he was not steady in his temper. He was always talking about music and having fancies of what he might do when he grew up. He had been talked to by some Signore who came from America, and it had put ideas into his head. Me " with a bright simple smile, " I have no ideas. The other he had many, and they made him restless. " "The Other, " exclaimed the lady in black, i;6 GIO...VANNI AND THE OTHER.
in English. And she and the girl with the grey eyes looked at each other again.
" They spoiled him, " Giovanni went on. " He used to sing too much. Maestro Mecheri said he was too impatient, and he ought to have let his voice rest. He was older than I. He got a cold and began to cough, and he could not wait until it was better. He was hoarse and he was afraid he had lost his voice, and he would keep trying it to see if it had come back. But it sounded cracked and harsh. And he lost patience and began to vagabond about at night.
What to read after Children I Have Known And Giovanni And the Other?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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