The Flaming Forest
The Flaming Forest
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Had St. Pierre been making a fool ofhim? She actually appeared unable to restrain her elation at thethought that Bateese would surely beat him up! He stood without movingand made no effort to answer her. Just before they had started on thatthrilling adventure into the forest, which had ended with his carryingher in his arms, she had gone to the piano and had played for him. Nowher fingers touched softly the same notes. A little humming trill camein her throat, and it seemed to David that she wa...s deliberatelyrecalling his thoughts to the things that had happened before thecoming of St. Pierre. He had not lighted the lamp over the piano, andfor a flash her dark eyes smiled at him out of the half shadow. After amoment she began to sing.
Her voice was low and without effort, untrained, and subdued as ifconscious and afraid of its limitations, yet so exquisitely sweet thatto David it was a new and still more wonderful revelation of St. Pierre's wife. He drew nearer, until he stood close at her side, thedark luster of her hair almost touching his arm, her partly upturnedface a bewitching profile in the shadows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had St. Pierre been making a fool ofhim? She actually appeared unable to restrain her elation at thethought that Bateese would surely beat him up! He stood without movingand made no effort to answer her. Just before they had started on thatthrilling adventure into the forest, which had ended with his carryingher in his arms, she had gone to the piano and had played for him. Nowher fingers touched softly the same notes. A little humming trill camein her throat, and it seemed to David that she wa...s deliberatelyrecalling his thoughts to the things that had happened before thecoming of St. Pierre. He had not lighted the lamp over the piano, andfor a flash her dark eyes smiled at him out of the half shadow. After amoment she began to sing.
Her voice was low and without effort, untrained, and subdued as ifconscious and afraid of its limitations, yet so exquisitely sweet thatto David it was a new and still more wonderful revelation of St. Pierre's wife. He drew nearer, until he stood close at her side, thedark luster of her hair almost touching his arm, her partly upturnedface a bewitching profile in the shadows.
What to read after The Flaming Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curwood James Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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