Rumor
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" They had reached the great space of the organ, whose height Rodomant could not I guess in that vaster height, the roof; but its i immense width and depth, its pipes like thickly-clustered columns of some basaltic ! cavern, and its rows above rows of sharply- I glimmering keys, from which the page ' deftly swept the covers, made Rodomant's I blood dance, and his fingers tingle. Another I moment and the giant-music slumbering was ' awakened in its gentle strength. But strange i to say, just as ...he was about to seat himself, j he looked at the princess, her pm-e pale j face, her heavenly eyes, drew him back I from that elder spell, his craft refused its cunning.
" Oh, " he exclaimed, and his audacity was softened to supplication by his tone, "oh, princess, I will play any time — if I only may talk to you now — if you behead me afterwards. " He moved as he spoke, not close to her side, but distant many feet, within the gilded fretwork that surrounded the place for the organist instead of curtains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They had reached the great space of the organ, whose height Rodomant could not I guess in that vaster height, the roof; but its i immense width and depth, its pipes like thickly-clustered columns of some basaltic ! cavern, and its rows above rows of sharply- I glimmering keys, from which the page ' deftly swept the covers, made Rodomant's I blood dance, and his fingers tingle. Another I moment and the giant-music slumbering was ' awakened in its gentle strength. But strange i to say, just as ...he was about to seat himself, j he looked at the princess, her pm-e pale j face, her heavenly eyes, drew him back I from that elder spell, his craft refused its cunning.
" Oh, " he exclaimed, and his audacity was softened to supplication by his tone, "oh, princess, I will play any time — if I only may talk to you now — if you behead me afterwards. " He moved as he spoke, not close to her side, but distant many feet, within the gilded fretwork that surrounded the place for the organist instead of curtains.
What to read after Rumor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Sara Sheppard to read onlineMoreLess
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