Saronia
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He opened the window and let in acooling draught, and the moonlight, faint and low, stole softly acrossthe floor.
For a moment he rested, buried in thought, scarcely knowing what to do. His face betrayed great passion. He arose, and paced the room until theday dawned over the sea, when he fell upon a couch, and passed into adreamy sleep.
When the morning had fully come, he went out and breathed the coolvirgin air, but soon returned.
His wife met him again with all the ease that duplicity can co...mmand.
'And where hast thou been, Varro? Why so cold yesternight to thy lovingwife?' 'Nika, thou art false, false! What hast thou been doing whilst Ijourneyed to Rome?' 'What dost thou mean?' 'Mean! Just what I say. I am not a man to bandy words. Thou artunfaithful to me. Dost thou deny it?' 'I do. I swear by Jove I am guiltless! I have traducers, and they lie!' 'Knowest thou this writing, Nika?' And, drawing the tablet from hisbosom, he said: 'Dost thou recognise this?' For a moment, and just a moment only, as a bird flies past and hides themoon, her face assumed an ashen hue, but a crimson blush rushed in andretired, leaving sufficient colour to make her beauty more enchanting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He opened the window and let in acooling draught, and the moonlight, faint and low, stole softly acrossthe floor.
For a moment he rested, buried in thought, scarcely knowing what to do. His face betrayed great passion. He arose, and paced the room until theday dawned over the sea, when he fell upon a couch, and passed into adreamy sleep.
When the morning had fully come, he went out and breathed the coolvirgin air, but soon returned.
His wife met him again with all the ease that duplicity can co...mmand.
'And where hast thou been, Varro? Why so cold yesternight to thy lovingwife?' 'Nika, thou art false, false! What hast thou been doing whilst Ijourneyed to Rome?' 'What dost thou mean?' 'Mean! Just what I say. I am not a man to bandy words. Thou artunfaithful to me. Dost thou deny it?' 'I do. I swear by Jove I am guiltless! I have traducers, and they lie!' 'Knowest thou this writing, Nika?' And, drawing the tablet from hisbosom, he said: 'Dost thou recognise this?' For a moment, and just a moment only, as a bird flies past and hides themoon, her face assumed an ashen hue, but a crimson blush rushed in andretired, leaving sufficient colour to make her beauty more enchanting.
What to read after Saronia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Short Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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