Lore of Proserpine
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Thumbeline had been crowning Florriewith a wreath of flowers. She had gathered cuckoo-pint and marshmarigolds and woven them together, far more deftly than any of uscould have done, into a chaplet. I remember the curious winding, wandering air she had been singing (without any words, as usual) overher business, and how she touched each flower first with her lips, andthen brushed it lightly across her bosom before she wove it in. Shehad kept her eyes on me as she did it, looking up from under he...rbrows, as if to see whether I knew what she was about.
"I don't doubt now but that she was bewitching Florrie by this curiousperformance, which every flower had to undergo separately; but, foolthat I was, I thought nothing of it at the time, and bicycled off toSalisbury leaving them there.
"At noon my poor wife came to me at the Bank distracted with anxietyand fatigue. She had run most of the way, she gave me to understand. Her news was that Florrie and Bran could not be found anywhere. Shesaid that she had gone to the gate of the meadow to call the child in, and not seeing her, or getting any answer, she had gone down to theriver at the bottom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thumbeline had been crowning Florriewith a wreath of flowers. She had gathered cuckoo-pint and marshmarigolds and woven them together, far more deftly than any of uscould have done, into a chaplet. I remember the curious winding, wandering air she had been singing (without any words, as usual) overher business, and how she touched each flower first with her lips, andthen brushed it lightly across her bosom before she wove it in. Shehad kept her eyes on me as she did it, looking up from under he...rbrows, as if to see whether I knew what she was about.
"I don't doubt now but that she was bewitching Florrie by this curiousperformance, which every flower had to undergo separately; but, foolthat I was, I thought nothing of it at the time, and bicycled off toSalisbury leaving them there.
"At noon my poor wife came to me at the Bank distracted with anxietyand fatigue. She had run most of the way, she gave me to understand. Her news was that Florrie and Bran could not be found anywhere. Shesaid that she had gone to the gate of the meadow to call the child in, and not seeing her, or getting any answer, she had gone down to theriver at the bottom.
What to read after Lore of Proserpine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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