Europeans. a Sketch
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" If you could only keep that look on your face for half an hour -r— while I catch it ! " he said.
" It is uncommonly handsome." 102 THE EUROPEANS.
" To look handsome for half an hour — that is a great deal to ask of me," she answered.
" It would be the portrait of a young woman who has taken some vow, some pledge, that she repents of," said Felix, " and who is thinking it over at leisure." " I have taken no vow, no pledge," said Ger- trude, very gravely ; " I havfe nothing to repent of." " My ...dear cousin, that "was only a figure of speech. I am very sure that no one in your ex- cellent family has anything to repent of." " And yet we are always repenting ! " Gertrude exclaimed. " That is what I mean by our being dreary. You know it perfectly well ; you only pretend that you don't." Felix gave a quick laugh. " The half hour is going on, and yet you are handsomer than ever.
One must be careful what one says, you see." " To me," said Gertrude, " you can say any- thing." Felix looked at her, as an artist might, and painted for some time in silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If you could only keep that look on your face for half an hour -r— while I catch it ! " he said.
" It is uncommonly handsome." 102 THE EUROPEANS.
" To look handsome for half an hour — that is a great deal to ask of me," she answered.
" It would be the portrait of a young woman who has taken some vow, some pledge, that she repents of," said Felix, " and who is thinking it over at leisure." " I have taken no vow, no pledge," said Ger- trude, very gravely ; " I havfe nothing to repent of." " My ...dear cousin, that "was only a figure of speech. I am very sure that no one in your ex- cellent family has anything to repent of." " And yet we are always repenting ! " Gertrude exclaimed. " That is what I mean by our being dreary. You know it perfectly well ; you only pretend that you don't." Felix gave a quick laugh. " The half hour is going on, and yet you are handsomer than ever.
One must be careful what one says, you see." " To me," said Gertrude, " you can say any- thing." Felix looked at her, as an artist might, and painted for some time in silence.
What to read after Europeans. a Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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