Castle Nowhere
Castle Nowhere
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So the two went back to the castle, the saved lying on the sledge, thesavior drawing it; the wind was behind them now, and blew them along. And when the old man, weary and numb with cold, reached the ladder atlast, helped Waring, lame and irritable, up to the little snow-coveredbalcony, and led the way to Silver's room, --when Silver, hearing thestep, raised herself in the arms of the old slave and looked eagerly, not at him, no, but at the man behind, --did he shrink? He did not; butled the re...luctant, vanquished, defiant, half-angry, half-shamed loverforward, and gave his darling into the arms that seemed again almostunwilling, so strong was the old opposing determination that lay boundby love's bonds.
Silver regained her life as if by magic; not so Waring, who laysuffering and irritable on the lounge in the long room, while the girltended him with a joy that shone out in every word, every tone, everymotion. She saw not his little tyrannies, his exacting demands, hissurly tempers; or rather she saw and loved them as women do when menlie ill and helpless in their hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the two went back to the castle, the saved lying on the sledge, thesavior drawing it; the wind was behind them now, and blew them along. And when the old man, weary and numb with cold, reached the ladder atlast, helped Waring, lame and irritable, up to the little snow-coveredbalcony, and led the way to Silver's room, --when Silver, hearing thestep, raised herself in the arms of the old slave and looked eagerly, not at him, no, but at the man behind, --did he shrink? He did not; butled the re...luctant, vanquished, defiant, half-angry, half-shamed loverforward, and gave his darling into the arms that seemed again almostunwilling, so strong was the old opposing determination that lay boundby love's bonds.
Silver regained her life as if by magic; not so Waring, who laysuffering and irritable on the lounge in the long room, while the girltended him with a joy that shone out in every word, every tone, everymotion. She saw not his little tyrannies, his exacting demands, hissurly tempers; or rather she saw and loved them as women do when menlie ill and helpless in their hands.
What to read after Castle Nowhere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woolson Constance Fenimore to read onlineMoreLess
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