Selections From De Quincey, Including Joan of Arc, the English Mail Coach, Levana And Our Ladies of Sorrow, And Savannah La Mar;
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On its eastern face was trembling a crim- son glory. A glory was it from the reddening dawji that now streamed through the windows?
Was it from the crimson robes of the martyrs 20 painted on the windows? Was it from the bloody bas-reliefs of earth? There, suddenly, within that crimson radiance, rose the apparition of a woman's head, and then of a woman's figure. The child it was — grown up to woman's height. Cling- 25 ing to the horns of the altar, voiceless she stood — sinking, rising, raving,... despairing ; and behind the volume of incense that, night and day streamed upward from the altar, dimly was seen the fiery font, and the shadow of that dreadful being who 30 THE ENGLISH MAIL COACH. 155 should have baptized her with the baptism of death. But by her side was kneeling her better angel, that hid his face w4th wings ; that wept and pleaded for her ; that prayed when she could not ; 5 that fought with Heaven by tears for her deliver- ance; which also, as he raised his immortal countenance from his wings, I saw, by the glory in his eye, that from Heaven he had won at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On its eastern face was trembling a crim- son glory. A glory was it from the reddening dawji that now streamed through the windows?
Was it from the crimson robes of the martyrs 20 painted on the windows? Was it from the bloody bas-reliefs of earth? There, suddenly, within that crimson radiance, rose the apparition of a woman's head, and then of a woman's figure. The child it was — grown up to woman's height. Cling- 25 ing to the horns of the altar, voiceless she stood — sinking, rising, raving,... despairing ; and behind the volume of incense that, night and day streamed upward from the altar, dimly was seen the fiery font, and the shadow of that dreadful being who 30 THE ENGLISH MAIL COACH. 155 should have baptized her with the baptism of death. But by her side was kneeling her better angel, that hid his face w4th wings ; that wept and pleaded for her ; that prayed when she could not ; 5 that fought with Heaven by tears for her deliver- ance; which also, as he raised his immortal countenance from his wings, I saw, by the glory in his eye, that from Heaven he had won at last.
What to read after Selections From De Quincey, Including Joan of Arc, the English Mail Coach, Levana And Our Ladies of Sorrow, And Savannah La Mar;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Quincey Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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