A Dreamers Tales
A Dreamers Tales
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"But the vapours of evening said unto the earth-mist, 'What are thoseshapes that dare to move above us and to go where Nitcrana is andHuhenwazi?' "And the earth-mist said in answer unto the vapours of evening, 'It isonly an earth-mist that has become mad and has left the warm andcomfortable earth, and has in his madness thought that his place is withHuhenwazi and Nitcrana. ' "'Once, ' said the vapours of evening, 'there were clouds, but this wasmany and many a day ago, as our forefathers have s...aid. Perhaps the mad onethinks he is the clouds. ' "Then spake the earth-worms from the warm deeps of the mud, saying 'Oearth-mist, thou art indeed the clouds, and there are no clouds but thou. And as for Huhenwazi and Nitcrana, I cannot see them, and therefore theyare not high, and there are no mountains in the world but those that Icast up every morning out of the deeps of the mud. ' "And the earth-mist and the vapours of evening were glad at the voice ofthe earth-worms, and looking earthward believed what they had said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But the vapours of evening said unto the earth-mist, 'What are thoseshapes that dare to move above us and to go where Nitcrana is andHuhenwazi?' "And the earth-mist said in answer unto the vapours of evening, 'It isonly an earth-mist that has become mad and has left the warm andcomfortable earth, and has in his madness thought that his place is withHuhenwazi and Nitcrana. ' "'Once, ' said the vapours of evening, 'there were clouds, but this wasmany and many a day ago, as our forefathers have s...aid. Perhaps the mad onethinks he is the clouds. ' "Then spake the earth-worms from the warm deeps of the mud, saying 'Oearth-mist, thou art indeed the clouds, and there are no clouds but thou. And as for Huhenwazi and Nitcrana, I cannot see them, and therefore theyare not high, and there are no mountains in the world but those that Icast up every morning out of the deeps of the mud. ' "And the earth-mist and the vapours of evening were glad at the voice ofthe earth-worms, and looking earthward believed what they had said.
What to read after A Dreamers Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lord Dunsany to read onlineMoreLess
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