Anna Lombard
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I motioned silently to the General to approach.
' She will live, I believe, ' I whispered to him. ' This is the sleep that ends not in death, but recovery. ' The old man, who had stood silent, with set face, beside us all the time, clasped his hands involuntarily, suddenly, and turned away.
Anna slept on for ten hours, and I sat without stirring in my place. The dawn had long since broken before she fell asleep, and I saw it break into the glorious Indian day. Noon came with its deadly heat and... stillness. The servants came and went in the room with their noiseless steps, their bare feet unheard on the matting. Sometimes they slept on the floor beside me, but more often sat on their haunches watching, with great patient eyes, the figure on the bed.
It was two hours past noon, when the glare of the day was beginning to soften ever so slightly, and a faint, hot wind off the desert came sighing through the jilmils, that she awoke and turned to me with a sigh and a smile.
'Gerald, ' she said in a whisper, 'you followed me into the Valley of the Shadow and brought me back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I motioned silently to the General to approach.
' She will live, I believe, ' I whispered to him. ' This is the sleep that ends not in death, but recovery. ' The old man, who had stood silent, with set face, beside us all the time, clasped his hands involuntarily, suddenly, and turned away.
Anna slept on for ten hours, and I sat without stirring in my place. The dawn had long since broken before she fell asleep, and I saw it break into the glorious Indian day. Noon came with its deadly heat and... stillness. The servants came and went in the room with their noiseless steps, their bare feet unheard on the matting. Sometimes they slept on the floor beside me, but more often sat on their haunches watching, with great patient eyes, the figure on the bed.
It was two hours past noon, when the glare of the day was beginning to soften ever so slightly, and a faint, hot wind off the desert came sighing through the jilmils, that she awoke and turned to me with a sigh and a smile.
'Gerald, ' she said in a whisper, 'you followed me into the Valley of the Shadow and brought me back.
What to read after Anna Lombard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cross Victoria to read onlineMoreLess
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