Domitia
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Look you, Elymas, when I was a child I laughed and danced ; I cannot dance, I can but force a laugh now. I once loved the flowers and the butterflies ; I love them no more. These toys here, bright and beautiful, " — she pointed to the jewels, — " they would at one time have made me cry out with pleasure ; they are indifferent to me now. My light is gone. The faculty of enjoyment is gone with it. Do I want to return ? To what ? To the source of light that launched me into this misery? No, not to... that cold and cruel fate ! Let me go on my inky way, I have no more light to lose, — I look only to go out as a fallen star and leave nothing behind me. " THE FISH 243 "What, my lady! when a great future is before you ? " " What future ? You have none to offer me that I value. Away with your hints concerning the purple ; it is the sable of mourning to me. " She panted. The tears came into her eyes.
" It is you who have wrecked my life — you — you ! — It was you who devised that crime — when I was snatched away from the only man I loved, the only man with whom I could have been happy, whom I " — she turned aside and hid her face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look you, Elymas, when I was a child I laughed and danced ; I cannot dance, I can but force a laugh now. I once loved the flowers and the butterflies ; I love them no more. These toys here, bright and beautiful, " — she pointed to the jewels, — " they would at one time have made me cry out with pleasure ; they are indifferent to me now. My light is gone. The faculty of enjoyment is gone with it. Do I want to return ? To what ? To the source of light that launched me into this misery? No, not to... that cold and cruel fate ! Let me go on my inky way, I have no more light to lose, — I look only to go out as a fallen star and leave nothing behind me. " THE FISH 243 "What, my lady! when a great future is before you ? " " What future ? You have none to offer me that I value. Away with your hints concerning the purple ; it is the sable of mourning to me. " She panted. The tears came into her eyes.
" It is you who have wrecked my life — you — you ! — It was you who devised that crime — when I was snatched away from the only man I loved, the only man with whom I could have been happy, whom I " — she turned aside and hid her face.
What to read after Domitia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sabine Baring Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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