In Exile And Other Stories
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By this time the attraction had proved strong enoughto bring Ruth Mary down from her high seat in the sun. She looked scarcelyless a child than Tommy, as, with her face close to his, she watched thepale flame flower wasting its waxen stem. Then she must needs light oneherself and hold it, with a little fixed smile on her face, till the flamecrept down and warmed her finger-tips.
"There, " she said, putting it out with a breath, "don't let us burn anymore. It's too bad to waste 'em in the daylig...ht. " "We will burn one more, " said Kirkwood, "not for amusement, but forinformation. " And while he whittled a piece of driftwood into the shape ofa boat, he told Ruth Mary how the Hindoo maidens set their lighted lampsafloat at night on the Ganges, and watch them perilously voyaging, tolearn, by the fate of the traveling flame, the safety of their absentlovers.
He told it simply and gravely, as he might have described some fact innatural history, for he rightly guessed that this little seed of sentimentfell on virgin soil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this time the attraction had proved strong enoughto bring Ruth Mary down from her high seat in the sun. She looked scarcelyless a child than Tommy, as, with her face close to his, she watched thepale flame flower wasting its waxen stem. Then she must needs light oneherself and hold it, with a little fixed smile on her face, till the flamecrept down and warmed her finger-tips.
"There, " she said, putting it out with a breath, "don't let us burn anymore. It's too bad to waste 'em in the daylig...ht. " "We will burn one more, " said Kirkwood, "not for amusement, but forinformation. " And while he whittled a piece of driftwood into the shape ofa boat, he told Ruth Mary how the Hindoo maidens set their lighted lampsafloat at night on the Ganges, and watch them perilously voyaging, tolearn, by the fate of the traveling flame, the safety of their absentlovers.
He told it simply and gravely, as he might have described some fact innatural history, for he rightly guessed that this little seed of sentimentfell on virgin soil.
What to read after In Exile And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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