The Flame
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He had invited her to this opera, because the plo t was sweet, simple and wholesome, and he knew that it would appeal to her innocent soul, while a dashing dramatic opera like " La Tosca " or " Carmen " would thrill her with its music, but the love scenes would not speak to her heart, nor give him the op portunity slyly to play the ardent lover.
When the curtain fell, she sat for a moment with her eyes closed.
"Why didn t Mascagni write another act?" she presently complained. " I could hear it ...all over again. " " I m sure the artists wouldn t care to sing it over again, " laughed Richard.
154 THE FLAME As they went down from the box, Jean Marie stepped back to pay his attention to Richard, and Cavarodossi was at Gwendolyn s side. She did not speak to him, but was humming the tenor s last aria, and softly; sang the ending lines, s Heaven sings the hymn of peace : Life is Love !
" Yes, " said Mario, earnestly. " * Life is Love, * but the love must be true. It cannot have a selfish motive, and pure, undying love is rare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had invited her to this opera, because the plo t was sweet, simple and wholesome, and he knew that it would appeal to her innocent soul, while a dashing dramatic opera like " La Tosca " or " Carmen " would thrill her with its music, but the love scenes would not speak to her heart, nor give him the op portunity slyly to play the ardent lover.
When the curtain fell, she sat for a moment with her eyes closed.
"Why didn t Mascagni write another act?" she presently complained. " I could hear it ...all over again. " " I m sure the artists wouldn t care to sing it over again, " laughed Richard.
154 THE FLAME As they went down from the box, Jean Marie stepped back to pay his attention to Richard, and Cavarodossi was at Gwendolyn s side. She did not speak to him, but was humming the tenor s last aria, and softly; sang the ending lines, s Heaven sings the hymn of peace : Life is Love !
" Yes, " said Mario, earnestly. " * Life is Love, * but the love must be true. It cannot have a selfish motive, and pure, undying love is rare.
What to read after The Flame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise E Taber to read onlineMoreLess
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