To M.L.G., Or, He Who Passed
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I tried to make believe that I was learning to love the Russian, and I said to myself that if the lesson were to be learned, I would learn it in Paris. He talked of carrying me off to St. Petersburg. I laughed, and pretended to take the threat as a joke, yet in some moods I could imagine going voluntarily.
At Cherbourg, he ceased to be my slave, and became once more a high personage. This made me value him the more, for it showed me the distance between us, which he was eager to bridge. Grave-l...ooking, distinguished men met him, and bowed a great deal, with their hats in their hands. He had a private car, and walked off to it 284 To M. L. G.
with his escort, but his eyes followed me and the Texan, as we mounted into the same carriage.
At Paris, I was met by X , introduced by Mr. O .
X recognized me from photographs he had seen, and I recognized him from Mr. O 's description : " Look for a young man about thirty, with a long nose, and a pair of black eyes so bright that they seem to have a separate, individual life of their own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tried to make believe that I was learning to love the Russian, and I said to myself that if the lesson were to be learned, I would learn it in Paris. He talked of carrying me off to St. Petersburg. I laughed, and pretended to take the threat as a joke, yet in some moods I could imagine going voluntarily.
At Cherbourg, he ceased to be my slave, and became once more a high personage. This made me value him the more, for it showed me the distance between us, which he was eager to bridge. Grave-l...ooking, distinguished men met him, and bowed a great deal, with their hats in their hands. He had a private car, and walked off to it 284 To M. L. G.
with his escort, but his eyes followed me and the Texan, as we mounted into the same carriage.
At Paris, I was met by X , introduced by Mr. O .
X recognized me from photographs he had seen, and I recognized him from Mr. O 's description : " Look for a young man about thirty, with a long nose, and a pair of black eyes so bright that they seem to have a separate, individual life of their own.
What to read after To M.L.G., Or, He Who Passed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Alice Muriel Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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