The Day of His Youth
The Day of His Youth
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There is no air !
O father, why are you not here ! We went to the theatre to see a woman — I told you we were going. I never so longed for speech. If only I might de- scribe her, even half worthily! I send you a package of photographs, all I can find, but they stammer and halt as I do.
First, she is tall, very tall, I think, and there is in her a strange mingling of an- gularity and the divinest grace. She seems to have members like another, but the most perfect genius and harmony in the use of... them. Her hand is gracious, large; it has not that subtile outline of 2k)e's, but she uses it as an instrument potent for beauty. Her head is not set proudly, her shoulders are not like the pine-tree, and Mrs. Montrose tells me her clothes are wrinkled and sometimes frayed at the seams. But her face ! All 82 THE DAY OF HIS YOUTH the Graces strove for mastery, and threw their gifts at her in a blind contention, so that none of them agree. They simply strive together like a company of angels, ill-assorted, and give you the effect of a lovely surprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no air !
O father, why are you not here ! We went to the theatre to see a woman — I told you we were going. I never so longed for speech. If only I might de- scribe her, even half worthily! I send you a package of photographs, all I can find, but they stammer and halt as I do.
First, she is tall, very tall, I think, and there is in her a strange mingling of an- gularity and the divinest grace. She seems to have members like another, but the most perfect genius and harmony in the use of... them. Her hand is gracious, large; it has not that subtile outline of 2k)e's, but she uses it as an instrument potent for beauty. Her head is not set proudly, her shoulders are not like the pine-tree, and Mrs. Montrose tells me her clothes are wrinkled and sometimes frayed at the seams. But her face ! All 82 THE DAY OF HIS YOUTH the Graces strove for mastery, and threw their gifts at her in a blind contention, so that none of them agree. They simply strive together like a company of angels, ill-assorted, and give you the effect of a lovely surprise.
What to read after The Day of His Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, Former Owner. Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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