Essays
Essays
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The gale came with anindescribable haste, hooting as it flew; it seemed to break itself uponthe heights, yet passed unbroken out to sea; in the voice of the seathere were pauses, but none in that of the urgent gale with its hoo-hoo-hoo all night, that clamoured down the calling of the waves. That lackof pauses was the strangest thing in the tempest, because the increase ofsound seemed to imply a lull before. The lull was never perceptible, butthe lift was always an alarm. The onslaught was inst...ant, where would itstop? What was the secret extreme to which this hurry and force weretending? You asked less what thing was driving the flocks of the stormthan what was drawing them. The attraction seemed the greater violence, the more irresistible, and the more unknown. And there were moments whenthe end seemed about to be attained.
The wind struck us hasty blows, and unawares we borrowed, to describe it, words fit for the sharp strokes of material things; but the fierce galeis soft. Along the short grass, trembling and cowering flat on thescarped hill-side, against the staggering horse, against the flint walls, one with the rock they grasp, the battery of the tempest is a quick andenormous softness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gale came with anindescribable haste, hooting as it flew; it seemed to break itself uponthe heights, yet passed unbroken out to sea; in the voice of the seathere were pauses, but none in that of the urgent gale with its hoo-hoo-hoo all night, that clamoured down the calling of the waves. That lackof pauses was the strangest thing in the tempest, because the increase ofsound seemed to imply a lull before. The lull was never perceptible, butthe lift was always an alarm. The onslaught was inst...ant, where would itstop? What was the secret extreme to which this hurry and force weretending? You asked less what thing was driving the flocks of the stormthan what was drawing them. The attraction seemed the greater violence, the more irresistible, and the more unknown. And there were moments whenthe end seemed about to be attained.
The wind struck us hasty blows, and unawares we borrowed, to describe it, words fit for the sharp strokes of material things; but the fierce galeis soft. Along the short grass, trembling and cowering flat on thescarped hill-side, against the staggering horse, against the flint walls, one with the rock they grasp, the battery of the tempest is a quick andenormous softness.
What to read after Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meynell Alice Christiana Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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