Darkness And Dawn
Darkness And Dawn
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With a torch he carefully explored every crevice of the cave to makesure no noxious spiders, centipedes, or serpents were sheltered there.
From the Pauillac he brought his own cloak, which he insisted on herkeeping. This, with hers, would add to the comfort of the bed they hadmade with fragrant ferns and grasses.
He fashioned, out of the tenacious clay of an earth-bank about half amile down stream, two large water-jars, and baked them for some hoursin a huge fire on the terrace in front of the ...cave.
When properly hardened he scoured them carefully with river-sand andfilled them one at a time, struggling up the hard ascent with a stoutheart--for all this toil meant safety for the girl; it was all anotherstep on the hard pathway toward the goal.
In her sleep that night he bent above her, kissed her tenderly, andrealized how inexpressibly dear she was to him.
The thought: "To-morrow I must leave her!" weighed heavy on him. Andfor a long time he could not sleep, but lay listening to the nightsounds of the forest and the brawling stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a torch he carefully explored every crevice of the cave to makesure no noxious spiders, centipedes, or serpents were sheltered there.
From the Pauillac he brought his own cloak, which he insisted on herkeeping. This, with hers, would add to the comfort of the bed they hadmade with fragrant ferns and grasses.
He fashioned, out of the tenacious clay of an earth-bank about half amile down stream, two large water-jars, and baked them for some hoursin a huge fire on the terrace in front of the ...cave.
When properly hardened he scoured them carefully with river-sand andfilled them one at a time, struggling up the hard ascent with a stoutheart--for all this toil meant safety for the girl; it was all anotherstep on the hard pathway toward the goal.
In her sleep that night he bent above her, kissed her tenderly, andrealized how inexpressibly dear she was to him.
The thought: "To-morrow I must leave her!" weighed heavy on him. Andfor a long time he could not sleep, but lay listening to the nightsounds of the forest and the brawling stream.
What to read after Darkness And Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by England George Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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