Cross Purposes And the Shadows
Cross Purposes And the Shadows
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Where there was only one door, however, there was no difficulty about choosing. Richard walkedstraight through it; and from the greater fear of being left behind, Alice faced the lesser fear of going on. In a moment they were in totaldarkness. Alice clung to Richard's arm, and murmured, almost againsther will, "Dear Richard!" It was strange that fear should speak likelove; but it was in Fairyland. It was strange, too, that as soon as shespoke thus, Richard should fall in love with her all at on...ce. But whatwas more curious still was, that, at the same moment, Richard saw herface. In spite of her fear, which had made her pale, she looked verylovely.
"Dear Alice!" said Richard, "how pale you look!" "How can you tell that, Richard, when all is as black as pitch?" "I can see your face. It gives out light. Now I see your hands. Now Ican see your feet. Yes, I can see every spot where you are goingto--No, don't put your foot there. There is an ugly toad just there. " The fact was, that the moment he began to love Alice, his eyes began tosend forth light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where there was only one door, however, there was no difficulty about choosing. Richard walkedstraight through it; and from the greater fear of being left behind, Alice faced the lesser fear of going on. In a moment they were in totaldarkness. Alice clung to Richard's arm, and murmured, almost againsther will, "Dear Richard!" It was strange that fear should speak likelove; but it was in Fairyland. It was strange, too, that as soon as shespoke thus, Richard should fall in love with her all at on...ce. But whatwas more curious still was, that, at the same moment, Richard saw herface. In spite of her fear, which had made her pale, she looked verylovely.
"Dear Alice!" said Richard, "how pale you look!" "How can you tell that, Richard, when all is as black as pitch?" "I can see your face. It gives out light. Now I see your hands. Now Ican see your feet. Yes, I can see every spot where you are goingto--No, don't put your foot there. There is an ugly toad just there. " The fact was, that the moment he began to love Alice, his eyes began tosend forth light.
What to read after Cross Purposes And the Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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