Once Upon a Time
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The street-door is ajar, and Ellen enters.
She pauses in the empty hall, for sounds Come, from the right, of musio^-soft, low sounds Of one preluding on the organ, rapt Into an ecstacy at his own touch.
Sjie pauses still ; for, on the left, she hears A querulous voice, and then a long-drawn sigh : She opens ihe left-hand door — Mary sits weeping.
* Yes, Ellen, I am wretched — I, the bride Two little months agone, am very wretched.
I am a lonely woman : in the morning He drudges with his boys ; ...then comes the dinner — A short, sad meal ; and then— hear you that organ ?— I hate those notes he calls ** a winding bout Of Unked sweetness." Then, at eventide.
He reads aloud some dismal tragedy.
Or puritanic sermon. I'm weary on*t.' * Mary, I grieve for you ; but not because Of what you think your loneliness. Believe me, There 's something heavier than a weary hour — Heavier to bear in this new life of yours.
Forgive me, if I say the fault is one That oft besets our sex — we seek delights When man asks only sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The street-door is ajar, and Ellen enters.
She pauses in the empty hall, for sounds Come, from the right, of musio^-soft, low sounds Of one preluding on the organ, rapt Into an ecstacy at his own touch.
Sjie pauses still ; for, on the left, she hears A querulous voice, and then a long-drawn sigh : She opens ihe left-hand door — Mary sits weeping.
* Yes, Ellen, I am wretched — I, the bride Two little months agone, am very wretched.
I am a lonely woman : in the morning He drudges with his boys ; ...then comes the dinner — A short, sad meal ; and then— hear you that organ ?— I hate those notes he calls ** a winding bout Of Unked sweetness." Then, at eventide.
He reads aloud some dismal tragedy.
Or puritanic sermon. I'm weary on*t.' * Mary, I grieve for you ; but not because Of what you think your loneliness. Believe me, There 's something heavier than a weary hour — Heavier to bear in this new life of yours.
Forgive me, if I say the fault is one That oft besets our sex — we seek delights When man asks only sympathy.
What to read after Once Upon a Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knight, Charles, 1791-1873, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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