A Summer Evening's Dream
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At length Mr. Morgan rose and threw open the blinds. The radiance of thefull harvest-moon so flooded the room that Miss Eood was fain to blowout the poor lamp for compassion. "Let us take a walk, " he said.
The streets were empty and still, and they walked in silence, spelled bythe perfect beauty of the evening. The dense shadows of the elms lent apeculiarly rich effect to the occasional bars and patches of moonlighton the street floor; the white houses gleamed among their orchards; andhere and... there, between the dark tree-stems, there were glimpses ofthe shining surface of the broad outlying meadows, which looked like asurrounding sea.
Miss Rood was startled to see how the witchery of the scene possessedher companion. His face took on a set, half-smiling expression, and hedropped her arm as if they had arrived at the place of entertainment towhich he had been escorting her. He no longer walked with measured pace, but glided along with a certain stealthiness, peering on this side andthat down moony vistas and into shadow-bowers, as if half-expecting, if he might step lightly enough, to catch a glimpse of some sort ofdream-people basking there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At length Mr. Morgan rose and threw open the blinds. The radiance of thefull harvest-moon so flooded the room that Miss Eood was fain to blowout the poor lamp for compassion. "Let us take a walk, " he said.
The streets were empty and still, and they walked in silence, spelled bythe perfect beauty of the evening. The dense shadows of the elms lent apeculiarly rich effect to the occasional bars and patches of moonlighton the street floor; the white houses gleamed among their orchards; andhere and... there, between the dark tree-stems, there were glimpses ofthe shining surface of the broad outlying meadows, which looked like asurrounding sea.
Miss Rood was startled to see how the witchery of the scene possessedher companion. His face took on a set, half-smiling expression, and hedropped her arm as if they had arrived at the place of entertainment towhich he had been escorting her. He no longer walked with measured pace, but glided along with a certain stealthiness, peering on this side andthat down moony vistas and into shadow-bowers, as if half-expecting, if he might step lightly enough, to catch a glimpse of some sort ofdream-people basking there.
What to read after A Summer Evening's Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bellamy Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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