Iron Butterflies
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Bells—the tolling of bells! Their clamor came from every side—not sounding an alarm, I decided after a moment of dazed listening, rather they peeled solemnly as in mourning.
I slipped out of bed and sped to the nearest window. Outside the gray of dawn was lightening into early day. As I pushed open the casement the bell song was near deafening, the same sad notes repeated over and over.
There could be only one cause for such tolling. The Elector was dead and all the churches in Axelburg so annou...nced his departure from this world. One cannot force sorrow. The complete emptiness I had felt at my grandmother's death did not visit me now. Only—I found myself wishing I had been given some chance to know better that man I had seen in the great state bed, whom I had only met when he must have been already dying. What I had sensed in him might have led us both to— I shook my head at my own thoughts. Joachim-Ernest, Elector of Hesse-Dohna, had been little to me in life. What could I feel for him now but this disappointment?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bells—the tolling of bells! Their clamor came from every side—not sounding an alarm, I decided after a moment of dazed listening, rather they peeled solemnly as in mourning.
I slipped out of bed and sped to the nearest window. Outside the gray of dawn was lightening into early day. As I pushed open the casement the bell song was near deafening, the same sad notes repeated over and over.
There could be only one cause for such tolling. The Elector was dead and all the churches in Axelburg so annou...nced his departure from this world. One cannot force sorrow. The complete emptiness I had felt at my grandmother's death did not visit me now. Only—I found myself wishing I had been given some chance to know better that man I had seen in the great state bed, whom I had only met when he must have been already dying. What I had sensed in him might have led us both to— I shook my head at my own thoughts. Joachim-Ernest, Elector of Hesse-Dohna, had been little to me in life. What could I feel for him now but this disappointment?
What to read after Iron Butterflies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Andre to read onlineMoreLess
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