Opals From a Mexican Mine
Opals From a Mexican Mine
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With him the path would be pink-rose strewn, made merry with the melody of affinity — even if it were but for a day, with door-closing (or door- opening ?) death at the end of it. But duty !
She could hear the clank, clank, clank, as the wheels leapt from rail to rail. Whirr ! A score of skeletons danced about her, dirging in chorus : ''Duty, duty, duty !" Now they spun round and round like whirling dervishes, drawing ever nearer to her, till they seemed about to lay their clammy hands upon her..., and she would have shrieked in her affright when there rose a tall form, at the sight of which the skeletons van- ished. The appearance was shrouded from neck to foot in misty white. The face was indistinct but for two balls of fire that stood for eyes, and seemed to compass her about with flame.
She felt herself giving, yielding, melting, and the next moment she knew nothing, for she was sound asleep.
Don Federico sat the night out on the rear Digitized by Google of Mrs. T. Tompkins Smith 133 platform of the Pullman, looking up into the black, spangled infinity, and out upon the hilled desert full of strange shadows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With him the path would be pink-rose strewn, made merry with the melody of affinity — even if it were but for a day, with door-closing (or door- opening ?) death at the end of it. But duty !
She could hear the clank, clank, clank, as the wheels leapt from rail to rail. Whirr ! A score of skeletons danced about her, dirging in chorus : ''Duty, duty, duty !" Now they spun round and round like whirling dervishes, drawing ever nearer to her, till they seemed about to lay their clammy hands upon her..., and she would have shrieked in her affright when there rose a tall form, at the sight of which the skeletons van- ished. The appearance was shrouded from neck to foot in misty white. The face was indistinct but for two balls of fire that stood for eyes, and seemed to compass her about with flame.
She felt herself giving, yielding, melting, and the next moment she knew nothing, for she was sound asleep.
Don Federico sat the night out on the rear Digitized by Google of Mrs. T. Tompkins Smith 133 platform of the Pullman, looking up into the black, spangled infinity, and out upon the hilled desert full of strange shadows.
What to read after Opals From a Mexican Mine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F Duysters to read onlineMoreLess
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