Festival Tales
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Upon some, how stealthily he creeps ! they hear not his step and they mark not his progress till they find he has been with them, passing over some sweet spot of their heart's garden ; leaving the marks of his feet upon its verdure, and of his scythe amongst its flowers. And, oh ! there are those who measure anxiously the journey he has to make to some distant point — the goal of some crowning happiness, or the respite from some life-consuming sorrow — the moment when they shall lay aside their... heavy burden, and lie down wearied to take their long, dreamless slumber. Still, for each and for all of these, he is the same in reality. As lusty and as strong as the day he first issued forth from eternity upon his mighty journey, his pace is ever unchanging ; he knows no hurry, no loitering, no turning backwards, or aside ; but onward, onward ever, pressing with resistless purpose towards the shadowy precincts of that eter- nity which is once more to receive him.
"Time passed on, and I again found myself travel- ling from Catania along the road that led to Castel Vecchio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon some, how stealthily he creeps ! they hear not his step and they mark not his progress till they find he has been with them, passing over some sweet spot of their heart's garden ; leaving the marks of his feet upon its verdure, and of his scythe amongst its flowers. And, oh ! there are those who measure anxiously the journey he has to make to some distant point — the goal of some crowning happiness, or the respite from some life-consuming sorrow — the moment when they shall lay aside their... heavy burden, and lie down wearied to take their long, dreamless slumber. Still, for each and for all of these, he is the same in reality. As lusty and as strong as the day he first issued forth from eternity upon his mighty journey, his pace is ever unchanging ; he knows no hurry, no loitering, no turning backwards, or aside ; but onward, onward ever, pressing with resistless purpose towards the shadowy precincts of that eter- nity which is once more to receive him.
"Time passed on, and I again found myself travel- ling from Catania along the road that led to Castel Vecchio.
What to read after Festival Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Francis Waller to read onlineMoreLess
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