A Draught of the Blue, Together With An Essence of the Dusk;
A Draught of the Blue, Together With An Essence of the Dusk;
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Epilogue The Break of a Heart "3 Epilog ue But in the meanwhile, the King's attend- ants sat on in the palace hall, waiting while the King slept. And he slept on, while they waited, and they watched him lying very still, on his couch upon the floor.
So as they watched and waited, the day slowly passed away. And hour succeeded hour, as the sun moved steadily on to his home behind the western hill. And all the while..., the old merchant remained motionless in his place, stiller even than the sleeping King, for he never even breathed. So they watched and waited on, till for very weakness their souls were almost parting from their bodies, and slumber began to steal over their eyes. And day began to turn to twilight, and the dark- ness began as it were to gather and creep out of the corners of the room, in which was heard 115 ii6 Epilogue no sound, save the deep breathing of the sleeping King.
And suddenly, like a flash of lightning, there rang through that silent room a cry, that pierced those weary watchers' ears like the point of a molten spear; for it resembled the cry of a woman, forced by the agony of abject fear into the very mouth of death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my wife ! Ah ! not to earth ! ah ! not again! not without thee! not without thee!
Epilogue The Break of a Heart "3 Epilog ue But in the meanwhile, the King's attend- ants sat on in the palace hall, waiting while the King slept. And he slept on, while they waited, and they watched him lying very still, on his couch upon the floor.
So as they watched and waited, the day slowly passed away. And hour succeeded hour, as the sun moved steadily on to his home behind the western hill. And all the while..., the old merchant remained motionless in his place, stiller even than the sleeping King, for he never even breathed. So they watched and waited on, till for very weakness their souls were almost parting from their bodies, and slumber began to steal over their eyes. And day began to turn to twilight, and the dark- ness began as it were to gather and creep out of the corners of the room, in which was heard 115 ii6 Epilogue no sound, save the deep breathing of the sleeping King.
And suddenly, like a flash of lightning, there rang through that silent room a cry, that pierced those weary watchers' ears like the point of a molten spear; for it resembled the cry of a woman, forced by the agony of abject fear into the very mouth of death.
What to read after A Draught of the Blue, Together With An Essence of the Dusk;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Francis William Bain to read onlineMoreLess
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