The Wings of the Dove, volume 1 of 2
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Many things, though not in many weeks, had come and gone since then, and one of the best of them, doubtless, had been the voyage itself, bythe happy southern course, to the succession of Mediterranean ports, with the dazzled wind-up at Naples. Two or three others had precededthis; incidents, indeed rather lively marks, of their last fortnight athome, and one of which had determined on Mrs. Stringham's part a rushto New York, forty-eight breathless hours there, previous to her finalrally. But th...e great sustained sea-light had drunk up the rest of thepicture, so that for many days other questions and other possibilitiessounded with as little effect as a trio of penny whistles might soundin a Wagner overture. It was the Wagner overture that practicallyprevailed, up through Italy, where Milly had already been, stillfurther up and across the Alps, which were also partly known to Mrs. Stringham; only perhaps "taken" to a time not wholly congruous, hurriedin fact on account of the girl's high restlessness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many things, though not in many weeks, had come and gone since then, and one of the best of them, doubtless, had been the voyage itself, bythe happy southern course, to the succession of Mediterranean ports, with the dazzled wind-up at Naples. Two or three others had precededthis; incidents, indeed rather lively marks, of their last fortnight athome, and one of which had determined on Mrs. Stringham's part a rushto New York, forty-eight breathless hours there, previous to her finalrally. But th...e great sustained sea-light had drunk up the rest of thepicture, so that for many days other questions and other possibilitiessounded with as little effect as a trio of penny whistles might soundin a Wagner overture. It was the Wagner overture that practicallyprevailed, up through Italy, where Milly had already been, stillfurther up and across the Alps, which were also partly known to Mrs. Stringham; only perhaps "taken" to a time not wholly congruous, hurriedin fact on account of the girl's high restlessness.
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