Goblin Tales of Lancashire
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I 77 light was brilliant, the figure vanished, leaving Giles, not with that feeling of relief said to follow the disappearance of a mysterious visit- ant, but, on the contrary, anxious to behold the vision again. He therefore turnedand retraced his steps to the undulating summit of the fell, where the wind was sighing over the many- flowered heather, but there was nothing to be seen of the blue-eyed phantom, and only for the faint wash of the rustling ferns all would have been silent.
Unwilling... to leave the spot, although he was conscious that the task was a fruitless one, he continued to wander from one point to another, and it was not until daybreak that he finally gave up the search and descended the fell. Not caring to allude to his adventure and vain search upon the pike, Giles accounted for his lateness by asserting that he had remained until midnight at the distant farmhouse where the rejoicings had taken place, and had after- wards lost his way on the fells. With this ex- cuse, however, his relatives were quite content, one sarcastic farm-servant drily remarking that after wedding festivities it was wonderful he had been able to find his way home at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I 77 light was brilliant, the figure vanished, leaving Giles, not with that feeling of relief said to follow the disappearance of a mysterious visit- ant, but, on the contrary, anxious to behold the vision again. He therefore turnedand retraced his steps to the undulating summit of the fell, where the wind was sighing over the many- flowered heather, but there was nothing to be seen of the blue-eyed phantom, and only for the faint wash of the rustling ferns all would have been silent.
Unwilling... to leave the spot, although he was conscious that the task was a fruitless one, he continued to wander from one point to another, and it was not until daybreak that he finally gave up the search and descended the fell. Not caring to allude to his adventure and vain search upon the pike, Giles accounted for his lateness by asserting that he had remained until midnight at the distant farmhouse where the rejoicings had taken place, and had after- wards lost his way on the fells. With this ex- cuse, however, his relatives were quite content, one sarcastic farm-servant drily remarking that after wedding festivities it was wonderful he had been able to find his way home at all.
What to read after Goblin Tales of Lancashire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bowker to read onlineMoreLess
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