Kanga Creek An Australian Idyll
Kanga Creek An Australian Idyll
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In all the world there was no sweet- bodied, sweet-souled woman to bring to such a creature as he that chalice of love that he was thirsting for with the old elemental thirst that was first born with the dim far birth of life itself. Only scorn could the ideal Dorothea, it seemed, have of him. He flung himself on the floor before the fire, maddened at the thought, and clenched his hands, while now and then a low moan came from 30 him, as he tossed round at each convulsive throb of that tortured... nerve of his heart in which alone at that moment he seemed to 1J\ c. "There is no one in the world anywhere who can love me, who can gi\e me the love I want. " Then for some time he sobbed. He got up at last; the fire was out; only a faint red stump lay in a heap of white ashes between the bricks. He lifted the latch and went out on to the verandah. It was starlight; the moon had not risen yet, but the eastern sky was pale. He walked down and pushed open the little ill-constructed gate, and stumbled slowly and aimlessly over the uneven ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all the world there was no sweet- bodied, sweet-souled woman to bring to such a creature as he that chalice of love that he was thirsting for with the old elemental thirst that was first born with the dim far birth of life itself. Only scorn could the ideal Dorothea, it seemed, have of him. He flung himself on the floor before the fire, maddened at the thought, and clenched his hands, while now and then a low moan came from 30 him, as he tossed round at each convulsive throb of that tortured... nerve of his heart in which alone at that moment he seemed to 1J\ c. "There is no one in the world anywhere who can love me, who can gi\e me the love I want. " Then for some time he sobbed. He got up at last; the fire was out; only a faint red stump lay in a heap of white ashes between the bricks. He lifted the latch and went out on to the verandah. It was starlight; the moon had not risen yet, but the eastern sky was pale. He walked down and pushed open the little ill-constructed gate, and stumbled slowly and aimlessly over the uneven ground.
What to read after Kanga Creek An Australian Idyll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Havelock to read onlineMoreLess
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