My Trip Abroad
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Little Gina, who brought the whole neighborhood to her feet in her joyous dancing delight.
Little Gina, who at fourteen had lived, laughed, and loved, and who met death with a smile, carrying the secret of him with her.
Every once in a while Burke merely lifts his stick and points. His gesture needs no comment. He has located and made clear without language the only one object he could possibly mean, and, strangely, it is always something particularly interesting to me. He is most unusual.
What... a guide he is ! He is not showing me Main Street, not the obvious, not even the sight-seer's landmarks, but in this rambling I am getting the heart, the soul, the feeling.
I feel that he has gauged me quickly — that he knows I love feelings rather than details, that he is unconsciously flatter- ing to my subtlety, after two miles through black, though lovely, shadows.
Now he is picking the spots where lights are shining from the fish shops. He knows their locations, knows their Hghts because he has studied them well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Little Gina, who brought the whole neighborhood to her feet in her joyous dancing delight.
Little Gina, who at fourteen had lived, laughed, and loved, and who met death with a smile, carrying the secret of him with her.
Every once in a while Burke merely lifts his stick and points. His gesture needs no comment. He has located and made clear without language the only one object he could possibly mean, and, strangely, it is always something particularly interesting to me. He is most unusual.
What... a guide he is ! He is not showing me Main Street, not the obvious, not even the sight-seer's landmarks, but in this rambling I am getting the heart, the soul, the feeling.
I feel that he has gauged me quickly — that he knows I love feelings rather than details, that he is unconsciously flatter- ing to my subtlety, after two miles through black, though lovely, shadows.
Now he is picking the spots where lights are shining from the fish shops. He knows their locations, knows their Hghts because he has studied them well.
What to read after My Trip Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlie Chaplin to read onlineMoreLess
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