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She had come to him on the wings of the storm, even as she had been borne to him on the summer fog-cloud. Now and then the wind shook the cabin, but he heeded it not.
He had no fears for its safety ; it presented its low gable to the full fury of the wind that year by year had piled, and was even now piling, protecting buttresses of sand against it. With each succeeding gust it seemed to nestle more closely to its foundations, in the whirl of flying sand that rattled against its roof and window...s. It was nearly mid- night when a sudden thought brought him to his feet.
What if she were exposed to the fury of such a night as this ?
What could he do to help her ? Perhaps even now, as he sat there idle, she Hark ! was not that a gun — No ?
Yes, surely !
He hurriedly unbolted the door, but the strength of the wind and the impact of drifted sand resisted his efforts.
With a new and feverish strength possessing him he forced it open wide enough to permit his egress, when the wind caught him as a feather, rolled him over and over, and then, grappling him again, held him down hard and fast against The Man on the Beach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had come to him on the wings of the storm, even as she had been borne to him on the summer fog-cloud. Now and then the wind shook the cabin, but he heeded it not.
He had no fears for its safety ; it presented its low gable to the full fury of the wind that year by year had piled, and was even now piling, protecting buttresses of sand against it. With each succeeding gust it seemed to nestle more closely to its foundations, in the whirl of flying sand that rattled against its roof and window...s. It was nearly mid- night when a sudden thought brought him to his feet.
What if she were exposed to the fury of such a night as this ?
What could he do to help her ? Perhaps even now, as he sat there idle, she Hark ! was not that a gun — No ?
Yes, surely !
He hurriedly unbolted the door, but the strength of the wind and the impact of drifted sand resisted his efforts.
With a new and feverish strength possessing him he forced it open wide enough to permit his egress, when the wind caught him as a feather, rolled him over and over, and then, grappling him again, held him down hard and fast against The Man on the Beach.
What to read after Complete Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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