Paul the Minstrel, And Other Stories, Reprinted From the Hill of Trouble And the Isles of Sunset
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Meanwhile the bird hopped upon the window-sill and stood as if preparing its wings for a flight. Then the priest beat with his foot upon the floor, for he could no longer battle.
In a moment the lady glided in, and seemed as though scared to find the scene of so fierce an en- counter so still and quiet. She would have spoken, but the priest signed her to be silent, and pointed to the boy and to the bird ; and then she partly understood. So they stood in silence, but the priest's brain grew more... numb ; though he was aware of a creeping blackness that seemed to over- shadow the bird, in the midst of which glared two bright eyes. So with a sudden effort he signed the cross, and said " In Nomine " again ; and at the same moment the lady held out her hand ; and the priest sank down on the floor ; but he saw the bird raise its wings for a flight, and just as the dark thing rose, and, as it were, struck open- mouthed, the bird sailed softly through the air, alighted on the lady's hand, and then with a light flutter of wings on to the bed and to the boy's face, and was seen no more ; at the same moment the bells stopped in the church and left a sweet silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile the bird hopped upon the window-sill and stood as if preparing its wings for a flight. Then the priest beat with his foot upon the floor, for he could no longer battle.
In a moment the lady glided in, and seemed as though scared to find the scene of so fierce an en- counter so still and quiet. She would have spoken, but the priest signed her to be silent, and pointed to the boy and to the bird ; and then she partly understood. So they stood in silence, but the priest's brain grew more... numb ; though he was aware of a creeping blackness that seemed to over- shadow the bird, in the midst of which glared two bright eyes. So with a sudden effort he signed the cross, and said " In Nomine " again ; and at the same moment the lady held out her hand ; and the priest sank down on the floor ; but he saw the bird raise its wings for a flight, and just as the dark thing rose, and, as it were, struck open- mouthed, the bird sailed softly through the air, alighted on the lady's hand, and then with a light flutter of wings on to the bed and to the boy's face, and was seen no more ; at the same moment the bells stopped in the church and left a sweet silence.
What to read after Paul the Minstrel, And Other Stories, Reprinted From the Hill of Trouble And the Isles of Sunset?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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