A Life for a Life
A Life for a Life
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The great car lay inert upon the earth, its lamps throwing long beams into the dark. Now that the wind no longer rushed past, the silence of the summer night revealed the faint rustling of the animate earth, insect and bird alive, the undertwitter of nature in the long grass, the dead leaves, the water flowing beside the road, voices of the night. They called the soaring thought of the woman down to the comfortable, living earth, all peopled with its tiny creatures. A bird chirped faintly... in the thicket, and from the swaying branches of the trees came an autumn fragrance, pungent with memories. Behind a hedge there rose in the dark the dim outline of a low cottage, all still and hushed in sleep. Through the thronging fancies in the woman s heart came the form of a man, a face drawn with pain, stern, pitiless, to self, to her ; and another vision of that same face with the glow upon it of mountain snows, eager with life and love, adoring her. And again the drowsy sense of dripping water in a great forest, with the warmth of human arms about her, a man s arms, His!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
The great car lay inert upon the earth, its lamps throwing long beams into the dark. Now that the wind no longer rushed past, the silence of the summer night revealed the faint rustling of the animate earth, insect and bird alive, the undertwitter of nature in the long grass, the dead leaves, the water flowing beside the road, voices of the night. They called the soaring thought of the woman down to the comfortable, living earth, all peopled with its tiny creatures. A bird chirped faintly... in the thicket, and from the swaying branches of the trees came an autumn fragrance, pungent with memories. Behind a hedge there rose in the dark the dim outline of a low cottage, all still and hushed in sleep. Through the thronging fancies in the woman s heart came the form of a man, a face drawn with pain, stern, pitiless, to self, to her ; and another vision of that same face with the glow upon it of mountain snows, eager with life and love, adoring her. And again the drowsy sense of dripping water in a great forest, with the warmth of human arms about her, a man s arms, His!
What to read after A Life for a Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herrick Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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