A Fantasy of Souls
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Closer, still closer, they press about them. They grasp the glittering garments with eager, destructive fingers, drag- ging them from the fair shoulders and trampling them under foot, cursing horribly the while.
Observe, now behind each gray form is a figure, misshapen and ugly, who with vile unholy chat- tering encourages the shackled band to fresh endeavor. Now, now, the fair beings are down, crouching in the sand, their glad raiment in shreds and tatters. Eyes wild with terror, they struggle... valiantly; but however brave and ambi- tious, their strength cannot last against the fierce, resentful blows and the smothering folds of the many dreadful enveloping cloaks and veils that beat against their upturned faces like an army of ugly, loathsome bats. Look ! Now they sink, those beautiful ones, beneath the pressure. They faint, they fall, while the gray army send up an awful shout of joy and derision, and leave this A FANTASY OF SOULS second band of venturesome spirits vanquished on the desert sands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Closer, still closer, they press about them. They grasp the glittering garments with eager, destructive fingers, drag- ging them from the fair shoulders and trampling them under foot, cursing horribly the while.
Observe, now behind each gray form is a figure, misshapen and ugly, who with vile unholy chat- tering encourages the shackled band to fresh endeavor. Now, now, the fair beings are down, crouching in the sand, their glad raiment in shreds and tatters. Eyes wild with terror, they struggle... valiantly; but however brave and ambi- tious, their strength cannot last against the fierce, resentful blows and the smothering folds of the many dreadful enveloping cloaks and veils that beat against their upturned faces like an army of ugly, loathsome bats. Look ! Now they sink, those beautiful ones, beneath the pressure. They faint, they fall, while the gray army send up an awful shout of joy and derision, and leave this A FANTASY OF SOULS second band of venturesome spirits vanquished on the desert sands.
What to read after A Fantasy of Souls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mclaughlin, Mary Washington Smith, 1880- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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