A Step On the Stair
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Don t they look happy!" But all that Roger could see was an exceeding bright light, a disk of ra diant whiteness, into which the little figure seemed to swim, eluding his gaze.
"Can t you see, Dear?" There was almost a plaintive cadence in his mother s tone. "I suppose not; but I am almost sure you can hear. Come. " IN the footfall of a thought they had drifted down another highway of space and turned aside into a quiet close, walled and vaulted by clouds, through which ran tender shades of ros...e, azure, and silvery mauve, which, parting in one division, revealed a broad expanse of tranquil light. All the peaceful scene was penetrated by invisible music. Whence it came, from celestial violins and muted strings or from angel voices, Roger knew as little as he could distinguish words of its language if language there were. But in that divine an dante he could hear every happy sound of his life. The carol of the bird on the bough, the patter of his pet dog s feet, the cheers of his schoolmates, the rush of the wind 28 A STEP ON THE STAIR against a galloping rider, the rustle of leaves where a youth and a maiden loitered under the forest arches, the sweet high pipe of his little nephew, the faint accents of men and women rescued from the shadow of death, the good voices of his friends, the gentle laughter of his childish sweet heart, the hymns that his mother sang, they all came back, awaken ing a throng of memories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don t they look happy!" But all that Roger could see was an exceeding bright light, a disk of ra diant whiteness, into which the little figure seemed to swim, eluding his gaze.
"Can t you see, Dear?" There was almost a plaintive cadence in his mother s tone. "I suppose not; but I am almost sure you can hear. Come. " IN the footfall of a thought they had drifted down another highway of space and turned aside into a quiet close, walled and vaulted by clouds, through which ran tender shades of ros...e, azure, and silvery mauve, which, parting in one division, revealed a broad expanse of tranquil light. All the peaceful scene was penetrated by invisible music. Whence it came, from celestial violins and muted strings or from angel voices, Roger knew as little as he could distinguish words of its language if language there were. But in that divine an dante he could hear every happy sound of his life. The carol of the bird on the bough, the patter of his pet dog s feet, the cheers of his schoolmates, the rush of the wind 28 A STEP ON THE STAIR against a galloping rider, the rustle of leaves where a youth and a maiden loitered under the forest arches, the sweet high pipe of his little nephew, the faint accents of men and women rescued from the shadow of death, the good voices of his friends, the gentle laughter of his childish sweet heart, the hymns that his mother sang, they all came back, awaken ing a throng of memories.
What to read after A Step On the Stair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thanet Octave to read onlineMoreLess
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