Revelation
Revelation
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. She was speaking of Valerius — yes, it was Valerius whom she meant. . . . Sud- denly Astarte put her hands over her face and be- gan to weep, and this weeping shook her body.
The girl clasped her in her arms, rocking her to and fro as though she were a small child.
"A WOMAN TAKEN IN ADULTERY" 161 "There — there. . . . Don't tell me anything then ! . . . Don't cry. Hush, hush. ... " Presently Astarte ceased weeping, and the girl offered her bread and a cake of raisins. The weep- ing had render...ed her hungry, and she ate, and felt better for having eaten.
"My name is Salome, " said the girl. "What is your name?" "Astarte. " "Have you nowhere to go?" "I— I think not. " "Then you shall stay with me — you shall be my sister. " She clasped Astarte in her arms again with some- thing of the passion of a mother hugging a child. Her skin and her raiment both seemed impregnated with the orange-blossom fragrance.
When the lamp was extinguished and Astarte lay alongside Salome upon the mattress, she did not sleep, but remained with open eyes, thinking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. She was speaking of Valerius — yes, it was Valerius whom she meant. . . . Sud- denly Astarte put her hands over her face and be- gan to weep, and this weeping shook her body.
The girl clasped her in her arms, rocking her to and fro as though she were a small child.
"A WOMAN TAKEN IN ADULTERY" 161 "There — there. . . . Don't tell me anything then ! . . . Don't cry. Hush, hush. ... " Presently Astarte ceased weeping, and the girl offered her bread and a cake of raisins. The weep- ing had render...ed her hungry, and she ate, and felt better for having eaten.
"My name is Salome, " said the girl. "What is your name?" "Astarte. " "Have you nowhere to go?" "I— I think not. " "Then you shall stay with me — you shall be my sister. " She clasped Astarte in her arms again with some- thing of the passion of a mother hugging a child. Her skin and her raiment both seemed impregnated with the orange-blossom fragrance.
When the lamp was extinguished and Astarte lay alongside Salome upon the mattress, she did not sleep, but remained with open eyes, thinking.
What to read after Revelation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dulcie Deamer to read onlineMoreLess
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