Honeycomb
Honeycomb
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The pavement round it was clear, allowing her to stand rooted where she had been walking, in the middle of the pavement, in the midst of the tide flowing from the clear window, a soft fresh tide of sunlit colours . . . Clear green glass shelves laden with shapes of fluted glass, glinting transparencies of mauve and amber and green, rose-pearl and milky blue, welded to a flowing tide, freshening and flowing through her blood, a sea rising and falling with her breathing.
128 HONEYCOMB 9 The edge ...had gone from the keenness of the light. The street was a happy, sunny, simple street — small. She was vast. She could gather up the buildings in her arms and push them away, clearing the sky ... A strange darkling and she would sleep. She felt drowsy, a drowsi- ness in her brain and limbs and great strength, and hunger.
A clock told her she had been away from Brook Street ten minutes. Twenty minutes to spare. What should she do with her strength ?
Talk to someone or write . . . Bob ; where was Bob ?
What to read after Honeycomb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson Dorothy Miller to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pavement round it was clear, allowing her to stand rooted where she had been walking, in the middle of the pavement, in the midst of the tide flowing from the clear window, a soft fresh tide of sunlit colours . . . Clear green glass shelves laden with shapes of fluted glass, glinting transparencies of mauve and amber and green, rose-pearl and milky blue, welded to a flowing tide, freshening and flowing through her blood, a sea rising and falling with her breathing.
128 HONEYCOMB 9 The edge ...had gone from the keenness of the light. The street was a happy, sunny, simple street — small. She was vast. She could gather up the buildings in her arms and push them away, clearing the sky ... A strange darkling and she would sleep. She felt drowsy, a drowsi- ness in her brain and limbs and great strength, and hunger.
A clock told her she had been away from Brook Street ten minutes. Twenty minutes to spare. What should she do with her strength ?
Talk to someone or write . . . Bob ; where was Bob ?
What to read after Honeycomb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson Dorothy Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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