At the Gate of Samaria
At the Gate of Samaria
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With shaking fingers he fitted the key in the lock of the secretaire. In the drawer was a heterogeneous col- lection of odds and ends — letters, keys, ball-programmes, receipted bills — which he had to thrust aside so as to withdraw the little japanned cash-box. As he lifted it out a handkerchief came with it, caught by its lace edge, and after dangling a little fell at his feet. He picked it up, kept it in his hand, soothed at the softness. A faint odour of perfume rose from it, subtle and del...icate — the well-known perfume that Clytie always used. It was like an emanation from herself. It grew over his highly strung senses like a breath of her own personality, sweet, intoxicating, overpowering. His brain swam. With a kind of groan he staggered to the sofa, threw himself upon it, burying his face in the little handkerchief, kissing it madly.
Now all was clear, waves of lightning flashing the truth through him. He loved her, passionately, desired her with a passion all the fiercer for its long restraint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With shaking fingers he fitted the key in the lock of the secretaire. In the drawer was a heterogeneous col- lection of odds and ends — letters, keys, ball-programmes, receipted bills — which he had to thrust aside so as to withdraw the little japanned cash-box. As he lifted it out a handkerchief came with it, caught by its lace edge, and after dangling a little fell at his feet. He picked it up, kept it in his hand, soothed at the softness. A faint odour of perfume rose from it, subtle and del...icate — the well-known perfume that Clytie always used. It was like an emanation from herself. It grew over his highly strung senses like a breath of her own personality, sweet, intoxicating, overpowering. His brain swam. With a kind of groan he staggered to the sofa, threw himself upon it, burying his face in the little handkerchief, kissing it madly.
Now all was clear, waves of lightning flashing the truth through him. He loved her, passionately, desired her with a passion all the fiercer for its long restraint.
What to read after At the Gate of Samaria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William John Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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