Marie
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Marie, on the other hand, continued to regard him with terror, and never failed to make the horns secretly when he appeared; yet dayafter day he came, and sat silent in the sitting-room, and gazed atMarie, and wrestled with the devil within him. He never doubted thatit was the devil. There was no awkwardness to him in sitting thussilent; it was the habit of his life: he spoke when he had occasion tosay anything; for the rest, he considered over-much speech as one ofthe curses of our fallen stat...e. But Abby "felt as if she should fly, "as she expressed it to herself, while he sat there. A pall of silenceseemed to descend upon the room, generally so cheerful: the French girlcowered under it, and seemed to shrink visibly, like a dumb creature infright. And when he was gone, she would spring up and run like a deerto her own little room, and seize her violin, and play passionately, the instrument crying under her hands, like a living creature, protesting against grief, against silence and darkness, and the fear ofsomething unknown, which seemed to be growing out of the silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marie, on the other hand, continued to regard him with terror, and never failed to make the horns secretly when he appeared; yet dayafter day he came, and sat silent in the sitting-room, and gazed atMarie, and wrestled with the devil within him. He never doubted thatit was the devil. There was no awkwardness to him in sitting thussilent; it was the habit of his life: he spoke when he had occasion tosay anything; for the rest, he considered over-much speech as one ofthe curses of our fallen stat...e. But Abby "felt as if she should fly, "as she expressed it to herself, while he sat there. A pall of silenceseemed to descend upon the room, generally so cheerful: the French girlcowered under it, and seemed to shrink visibly, like a dumb creature infright. And when he was gone, she would spring up and run like a deerto her own little room, and seize her violin, and play passionately, the instrument crying under her hands, like a living creature, protesting against grief, against silence and darkness, and the fear ofsomething unknown, which seemed to be growing out of the silence.
What to read after Marie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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