Flower O the Orange And Other Tales of Bygone Days
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Germain. It might have been another world, so completely did these two already find themselves cut off from human life from life, indeed, of any The Great White Deeps 121 kind, for not even creatures of darkness, rat or bat or reptile, stirred in the stony depths so unreal seemed the idea of these endless ramifications of pas- sages leading to unknown pits, extending in every direction. A world like a shroud; roof, floor, and sides, wherever the rays of the lantern struck the soft stone, shone ...back white as milk; and every void gaped black as death. And over all, for ever, the silence silence such as is not known in the stillest night under the heavens, the silence that oppresses the soul as with breathlessness, that makes the fall of a drop of water twenty yards away heard as if it fell on the brain.
Moved by the same thoughts, they looked at each other ; and as they stood, it was as if they could hear the beat of each other's heart. But when he marked her quivering lip and dilating eye, he determinedly threw off the sense of awe that had crept over him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Germain. It might have been another world, so completely did these two already find themselves cut off from human life from life, indeed, of any The Great White Deeps 121 kind, for not even creatures of darkness, rat or bat or reptile, stirred in the stony depths so unreal seemed the idea of these endless ramifications of pas- sages leading to unknown pits, extending in every direction. A world like a shroud; roof, floor, and sides, wherever the rays of the lantern struck the soft stone, shone ...back white as milk; and every void gaped black as death. And over all, for ever, the silence silence such as is not known in the stillest night under the heavens, the silence that oppresses the soul as with breathlessness, that makes the fall of a drop of water twenty yards away heard as if it fell on the brain.
Moved by the same thoughts, they looked at each other ; and as they stood, it was as if they could hear the beat of each other's heart. But when he marked her quivering lip and dilating eye, he determinedly threw off the sense of awe that had crept over him.
What to read after Flower O the Orange And Other Tales of Bygone Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Castle to read onlineMoreLess
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