Messer Marco Polo
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"O my Lord Jesus! O little Golden Bells!" And thevoices of his father and uncle were like the tweeting birds. "Where'sthe lad, Matthew? Where's our lad?" "Mark, Mark, where have you gotto? Lad of our heart, where are you?" But they couldn't find eachother. The sand buffeted them like shuttlecocks. "Boy Mark!" The sandsnarled like a dog; the wind hammered like drums. "Oh, Golden Bells!O, little Golden Bells! O, my Lord Jesus, must it end here?" And the fight went out of him, and a big sob broke ...in him, and he laydown to die. . .
CHAPTER XI I shall now tell you of Golden Bells, and her in the Chinese Garden.
CHAPTER XII I would have you now see her as I see her, standing before Li Po, thegreat poet, in her green costume. And Li Po, big, fat, with sad eyesand a twisted mouth, uncomfortable as be damned. The sun shone in thegarden, the butterflies, the red and black and golden butterflies, flitted from blossom to blossom. And the bees droned. And on the banksof the green lake the kingfisher tunneled his wee house, and the windshook the blossoms of the apple-trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"O my Lord Jesus! O little Golden Bells!" And thevoices of his father and uncle were like the tweeting birds. "Where'sthe lad, Matthew? Where's our lad?" "Mark, Mark, where have you gotto? Lad of our heart, where are you?" But they couldn't find eachother. The sand buffeted them like shuttlecocks. "Boy Mark!" The sandsnarled like a dog; the wind hammered like drums. "Oh, Golden Bells!O, little Golden Bells! O, my Lord Jesus, must it end here?" And the fight went out of him, and a big sob broke ...in him, and he laydown to die. . .
CHAPTER XI I shall now tell you of Golden Bells, and her in the Chinese Garden.
CHAPTER XII I would have you now see her as I see her, standing before Li Po, thegreat poet, in her green costume. And Li Po, big, fat, with sad eyesand a twisted mouth, uncomfortable as be damned. The sun shone in thegarden, the butterflies, the red and black and golden butterflies, flitted from blossom to blossom. And the bees droned. And on the banksof the green lake the kingfisher tunneled his wee house, and the windshook the blossoms of the apple-trees.
What to read after Messer Marco Polo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donn-Byrne Brian Oswald to read onlineMoreLess
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