Sibylla
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Lady Von Kahring hurried to her side.
But Sibylla was no admirer of sentimental scenes; she drew herself up, and with a strong effort said smilingly: "It is nothing; this music al- wa}-s affects me ; the accompainment is also diffi- cult, and it is so warm here." Seating herself b\- an open window, she begged to be alloued to rest a moment. Soon the hearers had recovered from the impression pro- duced by the music ; and at length Sibylla, too, had overcome her emotions. All partook of re- fresh...ments, and she permitted Uhlhart to serve her and to sit beside her. She was alone with him in a window-niche ; but she was satisfied to have it so. for she felt that an end would come to the affair this evening, and she desired to see SIBYLLA. 1 8 the result as speedily as possible. It was one consolation that so many were near, and she should not be in the doctor's power. Sibylla had guessed rightly. Uhlhart was excited with wine and music, and desired to know his fate: " Rouge oil 7wirT' he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Von Kahring hurried to her side.
But Sibylla was no admirer of sentimental scenes; she drew herself up, and with a strong effort said smilingly: "It is nothing; this music al- wa}-s affects me ; the accompainment is also diffi- cult, and it is so warm here." Seating herself b\- an open window, she begged to be alloued to rest a moment. Soon the hearers had recovered from the impression pro- duced by the music ; and at length Sibylla, too, had overcome her emotions. All partook of re- fresh...ments, and she permitted Uhlhart to serve her and to sit beside her. She was alone with him in a window-niche ; but she was satisfied to have it so. for she felt that an end would come to the affair this evening, and she desired to see SIBYLLA. 1 8 the result as speedily as possible. It was one consolation that so many were near, and she should not be in the doctor's power. Sibylla had guessed rightly. Uhlhart was excited with wine and music, and desired to know his fate: " Rouge oil 7wirT' he said.
What to read after Sibylla?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcfadden, Cornelia to read onlineMoreLess
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