Hours of France in Peace And War
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Or somebody lost in the waste of the sea?
Voices, cries ! — from the empty cliiFs ! — Where' none should be !
And what was that — by the old stone?
The bracken shivers as if in dread, And shapes of mist go shuddering by Like souls of the dead.
Those cries again ! Now which is the path To the little house? I have stayed too long!
There's a sweet fire in the little house, And the door is strong.
99 THE PHANTOM WASHER- WOMAN Turn the broom, and shut the door!
Hang the tripod off the floor!
Empty w...ater on the ground!
— As I was coming past the meadow spring — It's dark to-night — I couldn't see a thing At first, but then I heard a dripping sound!
There was a woman kneeling on a stone, A stranger, dipping her linen all alone !
Her eyes were queer, her arms were long and white !
Oh, shut the door and bolt it tight!
She spoke — she asked me would I do The wringing — but I ran, because I knew It was the Washer-Woman of the Night.
So turn the broom ! Shut the door !
Hang the tripod off the floor !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or somebody lost in the waste of the sea?
Voices, cries ! — from the empty cliiFs ! — Where' none should be !
And what was that — by the old stone?
The bracken shivers as if in dread, And shapes of mist go shuddering by Like souls of the dead.
Those cries again ! Now which is the path To the little house? I have stayed too long!
There's a sweet fire in the little house, And the door is strong.
99 THE PHANTOM WASHER- WOMAN Turn the broom, and shut the door!
Hang the tripod off the floor!
Empty w...ater on the ground!
— As I was coming past the meadow spring — It's dark to-night — I couldn't see a thing At first, but then I heard a dripping sound!
There was a woman kneeling on a stone, A stranger, dipping her linen all alone !
Her eyes were queer, her arms were long and white !
Oh, shut the door and bolt it tight!
She spoke — she asked me would I do The wringing — but I ran, because I knew It was the Washer-Woman of the Night.
So turn the broom ! Shut the door !
Hang the tripod off the floor !
What to read after Hours of France in Peace And War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Scott Mowrer to read onlineMoreLess
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