Ewings Lady
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" Bartell smiled himself back into the more crowded room, and Ewing waited, apprehending talk like that he had lately undergone. But he found that this woman who had stared at him so curiously was not voluble. For a long time she remained silent. Once he glanced up to observe that her eyes were closed, and seized the moment to study her face. He thought she was very old sixty at least. Yet the face showed strength in its frailness. The cheeks, looking brown under the plen- teous white hair, wer...e lined but not withered, and the curve from brow to chin revealed more than a suggestion of self-will. A dainty but imperious old lady he thought her. He might have believed himself forgotten but for an intimation of waiting thrown out by her manner, a suggestion of leaning toward him, breathless, one of the gloved hands poising as if to alight on his arm. He found this less tiring than the compulsion he had lately been under to agree with a livelier woman about mat- ters strange to him. And yet he was relieved when she opened her eyes as if to speak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Bartell smiled himself back into the more crowded room, and Ewing waited, apprehending talk like that he had lately undergone. But he found that this woman who had stared at him so curiously was not voluble. For a long time she remained silent. Once he glanced up to observe that her eyes were closed, and seized the moment to study her face. He thought she was very old sixty at least. Yet the face showed strength in its frailness. The cheeks, looking brown under the plen- teous white hair, wer...e lined but not withered, and the curve from brow to chin revealed more than a suggestion of self-will. A dainty but imperious old lady he thought her. He might have believed himself forgotten but for an intimation of waiting thrown out by her manner, a suggestion of leaning toward him, breathless, one of the gloved hands poising as if to alight on his arm. He found this less tiring than the compulsion he had lately been under to agree with a livelier woman about mat- ters strange to him. And yet he was relieved when she opened her eyes as if to speak.
What to read after Ewings Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Harry Leon to read onlineMoreLess
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