Over the Pass
Over the Pass
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" Then silence. The truce of nonsense was dead. Persiflage was dead. Jackwas as a mute stranger keeping at their side unasked, while the onlyglimpse he had of Mary was the edge of her hat and her fingertips on herfather's sleeve. Silence, which he felt was as hard for them as for him, lasted until they were at the entrance to the quiet little hotel on across-town street where the Ewolds were staying; and having the firstglimpse of Mary's eyes since they had started, he found nothingfathomable i...n them except unmistakable relief that the walk was over.
"Thank you for showing me the Velasquez, " said the Doge.
"Thank you, Jack, " Mary added.
Both spoke in a manner that signaled to him the end of all things, but anend which he could not accept.
"I--I--oh, there are a thousand questions I--" he broke out, desperately.
The muscles of his face tightened. Unconsciously he had leaned forwardtoward the Doge in his intensity, and his attitude had become that of theWingfield of the portrait. A lower note of command ran through themisery of his tone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then silence. The truce of nonsense was dead. Persiflage was dead. Jackwas as a mute stranger keeping at their side unasked, while the onlyglimpse he had of Mary was the edge of her hat and her fingertips on herfather's sleeve. Silence, which he felt was as hard for them as for him, lasted until they were at the entrance to the quiet little hotel on across-town street where the Ewolds were staying; and having the firstglimpse of Mary's eyes since they had started, he found nothingfathomable i...n them except unmistakable relief that the walk was over.
"Thank you for showing me the Velasquez, " said the Doge.
"Thank you, Jack, " Mary added.
Both spoke in a manner that signaled to him the end of all things, but anend which he could not accept.
"I--I--oh, there are a thousand questions I--" he broke out, desperately.
The muscles of his face tightened. Unconsciously he had leaned forwardtoward the Doge in his intensity, and his attitude had become that of theWingfield of the portrait. A lower note of command ran through themisery of his tone.
What to read after Over the Pass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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