Select Conversations With An Uncle (Now Extinct)
Select Conversations With An Uncle (Now Extinct)
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My life is rapidly becoming one colourless melancholythrough her spells and twining sorceries. I sometimes wish that I weredead.
"Yet I have never seen her. Often, indeed, I imagine her, anon as ofthis shape, and anon of that. I know her only by her victims, thoseshe slays daily, and daily revives to slay. They come to me with theircomplaints, mutilated, pathetic, terrible. I try to shut my ears tothem in vain. I have tried wool, but it made little or no difference.
"The business always begins ...with the slamming of a door and a healthyfootfall across the room. The piano is opened. Then some occasionalnoises--the falling of a piece of music behind the piano, perhaps, andits extraction by means of the tongs--I know it is tongs she uses bythe clang. Then the music-stool creaks, and La Belle Dame is ready toplay. She puts both her hands upon the key-board, and the trebleshrieks apprehensively, and the bass roars like a city in revolt. After that this hush. Just this interval.
"Yet I sometimes think this hush is really the worst of it all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My life is rapidly becoming one colourless melancholythrough her spells and twining sorceries. I sometimes wish that I weredead.
"Yet I have never seen her. Often, indeed, I imagine her, anon as ofthis shape, and anon of that. I know her only by her victims, thoseshe slays daily, and daily revives to slay. They come to me with theircomplaints, mutilated, pathetic, terrible. I try to shut my ears tothem in vain. I have tried wool, but it made little or no difference.
"The business always begins ...with the slamming of a door and a healthyfootfall across the room. The piano is opened. Then some occasionalnoises--the falling of a piece of music behind the piano, perhaps, andits extraction by means of the tongs--I know it is tongs she uses bythe clang. Then the music-stool creaks, and La Belle Dame is ready toplay. She puts both her hands upon the key-board, and the trebleshrieks apprehensively, and the bass roars like a city in revolt. After that this hush. Just this interval.
"Yet I sometimes think this hush is really the worst of it all.
What to read after Select Conversations With An Uncle (Now Extinct)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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