Pharais And the Mountain Lovers
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Perhaps the leaves whispered, Sorrow, O sorrozv! Perhaps the blind earth breathed, My gloom!, my gloom! Perhaps the laughing sunlight sighed, or the wild bees crooned, or the doves moaned, Peace! peace! peace! Oona's eyes grew dim. A trembling was upon her, like that of a bird in the hollow of the hand. Like a bird, too, was her heart: sure, the flutter of it was an eddy of joy in heaven.
She came toward Nial with swift, noiseless step. He did not hear her approach; or if his wildwood ear caugh...t a rustle, he did not look up. The first he knew of her was the stealing of a small arm round his neck : then the pres- sure of a warm body against his side: then a wisp of fragrant yellow hair tangled with his coarse, shaggy fell, a soft cheek laid against his, a hand like a little white hovering bird caressed his face. Sweetest of all, the whis- per that stole into his dark brain as moonlight : "Nial, darling Nial!" His sobs ceased. Only his breath came quick and hard. His whole body panted, quivered still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps the leaves whispered, Sorrow, O sorrozv! Perhaps the blind earth breathed, My gloom!, my gloom! Perhaps the laughing sunlight sighed, or the wild bees crooned, or the doves moaned, Peace! peace! peace! Oona's eyes grew dim. A trembling was upon her, like that of a bird in the hollow of the hand. Like a bird, too, was her heart: sure, the flutter of it was an eddy of joy in heaven.
She came toward Nial with swift, noiseless step. He did not hear her approach; or if his wildwood ear caugh...t a rustle, he did not look up. The first he knew of her was the stealing of a small arm round his neck : then the pres- sure of a warm body against his side: then a wisp of fragrant yellow hair tangled with his coarse, shaggy fell, a soft cheek laid against his, a hand like a little white hovering bird caressed his face. Sweetest of all, the whis- per that stole into his dark brain as moonlight : "Nial, darling Nial!" His sobs ceased. Only his breath came quick and hard. His whole body panted, quivered still.
What to read after Pharais And the Mountain Lovers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiona Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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