British Fairy And Folk Tales
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The child looked down upon them, clinging together in their sleep as in their talk, and saw a weariness of pain defined in many a kindly -turned line of their half frog-like faces. If one stirred in sleep, it was to nestle closer to the other two. " How strange, " she said to herself, " that I should at first have thought them ugly ! ' Then she knelt in prayer by her little nest of straw, and did not forget them in her prayers. There was a blessing on them in her heart as she lay down to sleep.... But when Melilot lay down with her face towards the hearth, the dying embers shone with a red light on the two solemn graves. She turned her face to the wall, and the rush of the torrent on the other side was louder than the passion of her weeping. But the noise of the waterfall first soothed her, and then, fixing her attention, drew her from her bed towards the little window, from which she was able to look out into the black night through which it roared. A night not altogether black, for there was a short lull in the rain, though the wind howled round the mountain, and through a chance MELILOT 137 break in the scurrying night-clouds the full moon now and then flashed, lighting the lakes in the valley far below, and causing the torrent outside the window to gleam through the night shadows of the great rocks among which it fell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The child looked down upon them, clinging together in their sleep as in their talk, and saw a weariness of pain defined in many a kindly -turned line of their half frog-like faces. If one stirred in sleep, it was to nestle closer to the other two. " How strange, " she said to herself, " that I should at first have thought them ugly ! ' Then she knelt in prayer by her little nest of straw, and did not forget them in her prayers. There was a blessing on them in her heart as she lay down to sleep.... But when Melilot lay down with her face towards the hearth, the dying embers shone with a red light on the two solemn graves. She turned her face to the wall, and the rush of the torrent on the other side was louder than the passion of her weeping. But the noise of the waterfall first soothed her, and then, fixing her attention, drew her from her bed towards the little window, from which she was able to look out into the black night through which it roared. A night not altogether black, for there was a short lull in the rain, though the wind howled round the mountain, and through a chance MELILOT 137 break in the scurrying night-clouds the full moon now and then flashed, lighting the lakes in the valley far below, and causing the torrent outside the window to gleam through the night shadows of the great rocks among which it fell.
What to read after British Fairy And Folk Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Glover to read onlineMoreLess
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