Letters From My Mill to Which Are Added Letters to An Absent One
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Soon I could see only the white fringe round the isle. Sud- denly, above my head, a soft flood of light gushed out. 'Twas the beacon. Leaving the rest of the island in shadow, the clear broad ray fell full upon the water, and (I was los) in darkness below that The Lighthouse. 61 luminous great flood, which scarcely spattered me in passing. . . But the wind is freshening still. I must go in. Feeling my wayfljmter) and close the great door. I put up the iron bars ; then, still feel- ing before me..., I go up the cast-iron stairway, which trembles and sounds beneath my feet; and thus I reach the summit of the lighthouse. Here indeed is brilliancy.
Imagine a gigantic Carcel lamp with six rows of wicks, around which slowly revolve the sides of the lantern ; some are filled with an enormous lens of crystal, others open on a stationary sash of glass which shelters the flame from the breeze. On entering, I was dazzled. The brasses, pewters, tin reflectors, the walls of convex crystal turning with those great bluish circles, all this glitter and clash of lights gave me a moment of giddiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon I could see only the white fringe round the isle. Sud- denly, above my head, a soft flood of light gushed out. 'Twas the beacon. Leaving the rest of the island in shadow, the clear broad ray fell full upon the water, and (I was los) in darkness below that The Lighthouse. 61 luminous great flood, which scarcely spattered me in passing. . . But the wind is freshening still. I must go in. Feeling my wayfljmter) and close the great door. I put up the iron bars ; then, still feel- ing before me..., I go up the cast-iron stairway, which trembles and sounds beneath my feet; and thus I reach the summit of the lighthouse. Here indeed is brilliancy.
Imagine a gigantic Carcel lamp with six rows of wicks, around which slowly revolve the sides of the lantern ; some are filled with an enormous lens of crystal, others open on a stationary sash of glass which shelters the flame from the breeze. On entering, I was dazzled. The brasses, pewters, tin reflectors, the walls of convex crystal turning with those great bluish circles, all this glitter and clash of lights gave me a moment of giddiness.
What to read after Letters From My Mill to Which Are Added Letters to An Absent One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daudet Alphonse to read onlineMoreLess
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