O Pioneers!
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Marie picked it up and played with the white ribbons, twisting them about her brown fingers as she talked. They made apretty picture in the strong sunlight, the leafy pattern surroundingthem like a net; the Swedish woman so white and gold, kindly andamused, but armored in calm, and the alert brown one, her full lipsparted, points of yellow light dancing in her eyes as she laughedand chattered. Carl had never forgotten little Marie Tovesky'seyes, and he was glad to have an opportunity to study t...hem. Thebrown iris, he found, was curiously slashed with yellow, the colorof sunflower honey, or of old amber. In each eye one of thesestreaks must have been larger than the others, for the effect wasthat of two dancing points of light, two little yellow bubbles, such as rise in a glass of champagne. Sometimes they seemed likethe sparks from a forge. She seemed so easily excited, to kindlewith a fierce little flame if one but breathed upon her. "Whata waste, " Carl reflected. "She ought to be doing all that for asweetheart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marie picked it up and played with the white ribbons, twisting them about her brown fingers as she talked. They made apretty picture in the strong sunlight, the leafy pattern surroundingthem like a net; the Swedish woman so white and gold, kindly andamused, but armored in calm, and the alert brown one, her full lipsparted, points of yellow light dancing in her eyes as she laughedand chattered. Carl had never forgotten little Marie Tovesky'seyes, and he was glad to have an opportunity to study t...hem. Thebrown iris, he found, was curiously slashed with yellow, the colorof sunflower honey, or of old amber. In each eye one of thesestreaks must have been larger than the others, for the effect wasthat of two dancing points of light, two little yellow bubbles, such as rise in a glass of champagne. Sometimes they seemed likethe sparks from a forge. She seemed so easily excited, to kindlewith a fierce little flame if one but breathed upon her. "Whata waste, " Carl reflected. "She ought to be doing all that for asweetheart.
What to read after O Pioneers!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cather Willa Sibert to read onlineMoreLess
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