Saronia: a Romance of Ancient Ephesus
Saronia: a Romance of Ancient Ephesus
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She arose, cast aside her snowy dress of whitened silk, draped herself in darkest shade, girt her waist with a diamond zone black as night, over her shoulders a mantle hung — a mantle of sable hue studded with stars of silver and gold. On her breast she wore the Ephesian symbols of Air and Water, Earth and Life, and Death. Her eyes shot glances like serpents at war, her bosom was upheaved with the strongest emotion, and she moved to the place where the burning lamp stood, seized it, and stood b...y an altar raised to the goddess of Hades.
For a moment only was she motionless ; then she raised high aloft her jewelled hands, brought them to her lips, kissed them to the Queen of Heaven, and stretched them earth- wards to the underworld — to Hecate, the Queen of Hell.
i6o SARONIA Her head lay back ; her eyes shone out with mystic sheen ; her raven tresses trailed the floor ; her gloomy garments lay in graceful folds, dark as the midnight sky without a star or moon, and standing thus, she invoked the goddess Hecate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She arose, cast aside her snowy dress of whitened silk, draped herself in darkest shade, girt her waist with a diamond zone black as night, over her shoulders a mantle hung — a mantle of sable hue studded with stars of silver and gold. On her breast she wore the Ephesian symbols of Air and Water, Earth and Life, and Death. Her eyes shot glances like serpents at war, her bosom was upheaved with the strongest emotion, and she moved to the place where the burning lamp stood, seized it, and stood b...y an altar raised to the goddess of Hades.
For a moment only was she motionless ; then she raised high aloft her jewelled hands, brought them to her lips, kissed them to the Queen of Heaven, and stretched them earth- wards to the underworld — to Hecate, the Queen of Hell.
i6o SARONIA Her head lay back ; her eyes shone out with mystic sheen ; her raven tresses trailed the floor ; her gloomy garments lay in graceful folds, dark as the midnight sky without a star or moon, and standing thus, she invoked the goddess Hecate.
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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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