Our Manifold Nature Stories From Life
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to us it is given to do great deeds ! " — and down the narrow street of the Oriental city they swept in their gem-tinted garments, and floated out into the desert, and on towards the sunset. But before they faded quite from sight and hearing, some one touched me lightly on the shoulder. The look of pain had passed from Janey's face, a tender smile lingered about her lips, and it was plain that " they" had lovingly helped her gentle spirit up — that last little bit of the way.
BOOMELLEN.
" Son o...f a sad dog in his day, sir. " Su]srsHiNE and soft airs, scent of flowers and twitter of birds, all summer signs recall Boomellen. Where bright seas were, or burnished trout streams, or murmurous water- falls sparkled in the heat, there was he likely to be seen loitering. Where he hid himself in murky weather it it would be hard to say, but certain it is that none of us can recollect an occasion of the kind upon which he ever appeared among us.
But although associated in one's mind with warmth, brightness, and the music of moving water, he was not an ethereal being in point of appearance, such as would suggest, according to all ideal notions on the subject, a kinship with the kindly elements, a member of the family of Undine; but a big, broad-shouldered, substan- tial fellow, six feet high, and of a remarkably healthy as- pect ; with a delicate skin that never flushed but was always pinky like that of a sleeping girl, a splendid head, thick, glossy, light brown curling hair, worn rather long and never parted, small ears, and features delicate and handsome, but of a strange immobility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to us it is given to do great deeds ! " — and down the narrow street of the Oriental city they swept in their gem-tinted garments, and floated out into the desert, and on towards the sunset. But before they faded quite from sight and hearing, some one touched me lightly on the shoulder. The look of pain had passed from Janey's face, a tender smile lingered about her lips, and it was plain that " they" had lovingly helped her gentle spirit up — that last little bit of the way.
BOOMELLEN.
" Son o...f a sad dog in his day, sir. " Su]srsHiNE and soft airs, scent of flowers and twitter of birds, all summer signs recall Boomellen. Where bright seas were, or burnished trout streams, or murmurous water- falls sparkled in the heat, there was he likely to be seen loitering. Where he hid himself in murky weather it it would be hard to say, but certain it is that none of us can recollect an occasion of the kind upon which he ever appeared among us.
But although associated in one's mind with warmth, brightness, and the music of moving water, he was not an ethereal being in point of appearance, such as would suggest, according to all ideal notions on the subject, a kinship with the kindly elements, a member of the family of Undine; but a big, broad-shouldered, substan- tial fellow, six feet high, and of a remarkably healthy as- pect ; with a delicate skin that never flushed but was always pinky like that of a sleeping girl, a splendid head, thick, glossy, light brown curling hair, worn rather long and never parted, small ears, and features delicate and handsome, but of a strange immobility.
What to read after Our Manifold Nature Stories From Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grand Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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