High Lights
High Lights
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" Terry s name had never passed his lips before, in conscious moments, since the accident. " Yes, Cy. Would you like to see him ? " HIGH-LIGHTS. 263 The answer to this was inaudible, but ap parently affirmative, for Robin presently came to the door and opened it. Certainly she had known nothing of Conrad s proxim ity, until he rose from the low seat by the door, and stood before her ; yet she did not hesitate, nor seem surprised at seeing him there, but quietly desired him to send some one for ...Terry, and went back, herself, into the house. When he returned from doing her bidding she was singing again. An hour went by. The moon was like transparent silver over the tops of the dark pines. One by one the stars pierced through the unclouded dome above like points of golden nails driven by an unseen hand. The shadows deepened and darkened as the heav enly brightness waxed deepened and dark ened in the sick-room as well, while the min utes winged their unremitting flight toward the supreme instant that should be, for him who lay and waited there, the swallowing up of every earthly shadow in the fullness of eternal light and joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Terry s name had never passed his lips before, in conscious moments, since the accident. " Yes, Cy. Would you like to see him ? " HIGH-LIGHTS. 263 The answer to this was inaudible, but ap parently affirmative, for Robin presently came to the door and opened it. Certainly she had known nothing of Conrad s proxim ity, until he rose from the low seat by the door, and stood before her ; yet she did not hesitate, nor seem surprised at seeing him there, but quietly desired him to send some one for ...Terry, and went back, herself, into the house. When he returned from doing her bidding she was singing again. An hour went by. The moon was like transparent silver over the tops of the dark pines. One by one the stars pierced through the unclouded dome above like points of golden nails driven by an unseen hand. The shadows deepened and darkened as the heav enly brightness waxed deepened and dark ened in the sick-room as well, while the min utes winged their unremitting flight toward the supreme instant that should be, for him who lay and waited there, the swallowing up of every earthly shadow in the fullness of eternal light and joy.
What to read after High Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Leslie Whitney Field to read onlineMoreLess
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