Multitude And Solitude
Multitude And Solitude
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Now she was gone. All the agony of re- morse cried out in him for one little moment in the room with her, fo tell her that he loved her, for one little word of farewell, one sight of the beloved face, so that he might remember it forever. Memories rose up, choking him. She was gone. There was only the flaming door.
" Eoger,'' said Leslie, in his even, gentle voice, which had such a quality of attraction in it, " Maggie asked me to bring you back with me to stay a couple of* weeks.'' In his conf...used sleep that night he dreamed that 122 MULTITUDE AND SOLITUDE Ottalie was lying ill in her room, behind a bolted copper door which gleamed. The passage without the room was lighted. People came to the door to knock. A long procession of people came. He saw them listening intently ther^ with their ears bent to the keyhole.
They were all the people who had been in love with her.
Some were relatives, some were men who had seen her at dances, some were women, some were old friends like himself. Last of all came an elderly lady carrying a li^t She was dressed in a robe of dim purple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now she was gone. All the agony of re- morse cried out in him for one little moment in the room with her, fo tell her that he loved her, for one little word of farewell, one sight of the beloved face, so that he might remember it forever. Memories rose up, choking him. She was gone. There was only the flaming door.
" Eoger,'' said Leslie, in his even, gentle voice, which had such a quality of attraction in it, " Maggie asked me to bring you back with me to stay a couple of* weeks.'' In his conf...used sleep that night he dreamed that 122 MULTITUDE AND SOLITUDE Ottalie was lying ill in her room, behind a bolted copper door which gleamed. The passage without the room was lighted. People came to the door to knock. A long procession of people came. He saw them listening intently ther^ with their ears bent to the keyhole.
They were all the people who had been in love with her.
Some were relatives, some were men who had seen her at dances, some were women, some were old friends like himself. Last of all came an elderly lady carrying a li^t She was dressed in a robe of dim purple.
What to read after Multitude And Solitude?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masefield John to read onlineMoreLess
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