Romany of the Snows, Continuation of "pierre And His People", V2
Romany of the Snows, Continuation of "pierre And His People", V2
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Perhaps they were there now unseen. In spite of himself he shuddered. Who was the keeper of the house?
Through his mind there ran--pregnant to him for the first tine--a chansonof the Scarlet Hunter, the Red Patrol, who guarded the sleepers in theKimash Hills against the time they should awake and possess the land oncemore: the friend of the lost, the lover of the vagabond, and of all whohad no home: "Strangers come to the outer walls-- (Why do the sleepers stir?) Strangers enter the Judgment Ho...use-- (Why do the sleepers sigh?) Slow they rise in their judgment seats, Sieve and measure the naked souls, Then with a blessing return to sleep-- (Quiet the Judgment House. ) Lone and sick are the vagrant souls-- (When shall the world come home?)" He reflected upon the words, and a feeling of awe came over him, for hehad been in the White Valley and had seen the Scarlet Hunter. But therecame at once also a sinister desire to play a game for this man's life-work here. He knew that the other was ready for any wild move; there wasupon him the sense of failure and disgust; he was acted on by the magicof the night, the terrible delight of the scene, and that might be turnedto advantage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps they were there now unseen. In spite of himself he shuddered. Who was the keeper of the house?
Through his mind there ran--pregnant to him for the first tine--a chansonof the Scarlet Hunter, the Red Patrol, who guarded the sleepers in theKimash Hills against the time they should awake and possess the land oncemore: the friend of the lost, the lover of the vagabond, and of all whohad no home: "Strangers come to the outer walls-- (Why do the sleepers stir?) Strangers enter the Judgment Ho...use-- (Why do the sleepers sigh?) Slow they rise in their judgment seats, Sieve and measure the naked souls, Then with a blessing return to sleep-- (Quiet the Judgment House. ) Lone and sick are the vagrant souls-- (When shall the world come home?)" He reflected upon the words, and a feeling of awe came over him, for hehad been in the White Valley and had seen the Scarlet Hunter. But therecame at once also a sinister desire to play a game for this man's life-work here. He knew that the other was ready for any wild move; there wasupon him the sense of failure and disgust; he was acted on by the magicof the night, the terrible delight of the scene, and that might be turnedto advantage.
What to read after Romany of the Snows, Continuation of "pierre And His People", V2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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