Fantasias
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" THE FUTILE QUEST 97 Farsight, blinded by tears, saw clearly his quest had been futile ; for he had travelled in a circle, to find that for which he had wasted his life in the chase, waiting for him at the starting-point. He knelt at her feet and laid his head in her lap like a wearied child ; she raised it to her breast and laid her cheek to his, and gathering him under the wings of her great love, folded them tenderly round his shipwrecked heart — so he dropped asleep, and Heartsease laid hi...m away to his rest.
Of course, from a utilitarian point of view, the quest was entirely futile ; but the utili- ties are finite things, and Farsight, for aught we know, may have only climbed up a lad- der of dreams to awake and realise them in the beyond.
THE KINGDOM OF DREAMS THE KINGDOM OF DREAMS Man had crept up through cycles of evolu- tion to the dawn of the new era when con- science, and with it responsibility, awoke.
In the first glad days he had fought, and ate, and slept, and begat his kind without the need of dreams; slept as a healthy, happy child, tired with the stress of the day, will fall asleep with a smile on his chubby face, and pass through the change of twilight, midnight, and dawn in blissful unconsciousness, waking at the morning call to difficult realisation that the night is past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" THE FUTILE QUEST 97 Farsight, blinded by tears, saw clearly his quest had been futile ; for he had travelled in a circle, to find that for which he had wasted his life in the chase, waiting for him at the starting-point. He knelt at her feet and laid his head in her lap like a wearied child ; she raised it to her breast and laid her cheek to his, and gathering him under the wings of her great love, folded them tenderly round his shipwrecked heart — so he dropped asleep, and Heartsease laid hi...m away to his rest.
Of course, from a utilitarian point of view, the quest was entirely futile ; but the utili- ties are finite things, and Farsight, for aught we know, may have only climbed up a lad- der of dreams to awake and realise them in the beyond.
THE KINGDOM OF DREAMS THE KINGDOM OF DREAMS Man had crept up through cycles of evolu- tion to the dawn of the new era when con- science, and with it responsibility, awoke.
In the first glad days he had fought, and ate, and slept, and begat his kind without the need of dreams; slept as a healthy, happy child, tired with the stress of the day, will fall asleep with a smile on his chubby face, and pass through the change of twilight, midnight, and dawn in blissful unconsciousness, waking at the morning call to difficult realisation that the night is past.
What to read after Fantasias?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Egerton to read onlineMoreLess
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