Rosa Mundi And Other Stories
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It may be worth remembering. " "You think him a coward!" she said.
He considered a little.
"No, not a coward, " he said then. "There is nothing mean about him, so far as I can see. He suffers from too much raw material, that s all. They call him Brute Mercer in these parts. But perhaps you will be able to tame him some day. " " I ! " she said, and turned away with a mournful little smile.
214 Rosa Mundi She might charm him once or even twice out of a savage mood, but the conviction was strong u...pon her that he would overwhelm her in the end.
X FOR nearly an hour after Curtis had left her she sat still, thinking of Beelzebub. The afternoon sunlight lay blindingly upon all things. The heat of it hung laden in the air. But she could not sleep or even try to rest. Her arm throbbed and burned with a ceaseless pain, and ever the thought of Beelzebub, lying in the loft "like a sick dog, " oppressed her like an evil dream.
The shadows had begun to lengthen a little when at last she rose. She could bear it no longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be worth remembering. " "You think him a coward!" she said.
He considered a little.
"No, not a coward, " he said then. "There is nothing mean about him, so far as I can see. He suffers from too much raw material, that s all. They call him Brute Mercer in these parts. But perhaps you will be able to tame him some day. " " I ! " she said, and turned away with a mournful little smile.
214 Rosa Mundi She might charm him once or even twice out of a savage mood, but the conviction was strong u...pon her that he would overwhelm her in the end.
X FOR nearly an hour after Curtis had left her she sat still, thinking of Beelzebub. The afternoon sunlight lay blindingly upon all things. The heat of it hung laden in the air. But she could not sleep or even try to rest. Her arm throbbed and burned with a ceaseless pain, and ever the thought of Beelzebub, lying in the loft "like a sick dog, " oppressed her like an evil dream.
The shadows had begun to lengthen a little when at last she rose. She could bear it no longer.
What to read after Rosa Mundi And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel M Ethel May Dell to read onlineMoreLess
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