The Archbishop And the Lady
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To his surprise, when he went to dinner at the ring- ing of the Abbey bell, he saw that Alixe had taken her place at the end of the contracted table. She spoke only to Gartha and ate little. When they had assembled in the salon after dinner, he saw her tall figure seated within the embrasure of a distant win- dow.
As Quentin entered the room there was a crash of music. Mademoiselle and the Baroness, both accom- plished musicians, were filling the room with the light-heartedness of the soul of B...rahms as exemplified in some of his gayest waltzes. The Baroness was at the grand piano, Mademoiselle accompanying her at the little upright. Quentin loved music and listened delightedly. He seated himself in a deep armchair. There were lights at the piano onl}^, the rest of the room being in semi-darkness. He glanced often to- ward the tall figure silhouetted against the evening sky. He did not approach her then. She seemed to withdraw from every one, and he was not so bold as to break in upon her solitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To his surprise, when he went to dinner at the ring- ing of the Abbey bell, he saw that Alixe had taken her place at the end of the contracted table. She spoke only to Gartha and ate little. When they had assembled in the salon after dinner, he saw her tall figure seated within the embrasure of a distant win- dow.
As Quentin entered the room there was a crash of music. Mademoiselle and the Baroness, both accom- plished musicians, were filling the room with the light-heartedness of the soul of B...rahms as exemplified in some of his gayest waltzes. The Baroness was at the grand piano, Mademoiselle accompanying her at the little upright. Quentin loved music and listened delightedly. He seated himself in a deep armchair. There were lights at the piano onl}^, the rest of the room being in semi-darkness. He glanced often to- ward the tall figure silhouetted against the evening sky. He did not approach her then. She seemed to withdraw from every one, and he was not so bold as to break in upon her solitude.
What to read after The Archbishop And the Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schuyler Crowninshield to read onlineMoreLess
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