Signa: a Story
Signa: a Story
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Yet in the gloom of the night bis face grew war-"-*» He had loved no woman yet ; but in bis visions of late tifce angels that came to him had all women's fofms and womeK:*-^ faces, as in the visions of the Paradise on Orcagna^s field ^^^ gold. ^ As they stood and looked back into that soft impenetra*-^*® darkness, there came a fluttering line of light, which, uiK^"^' lating like a fiery snake, stole through the shadow up and '■^P and up towards Üie clouds.
" What is that?" cried the boy, stai-t...led and unnerved a^^^-^^ the homage and the wakeful fancies of the night.
'' They are the torches," said Bruno. " A hill-burial, — ^ttr»^»* is all. There are so many lights; it is some young tbi-"*^ dead." " The torches came to meet me in triumph an hour ag^^^^» thought Signa, and a shiver went over him, and he ceased ^ look back. , The lights stole up the hill-side towards some lonely to^^^" among the silence of the woods, then vanished, and all n^^ dark.
SIQNA, 347 CHAPTER XXXIX.
WiTH the moming, Signa went down to see more quieüj aJl hifi old friends of the Lastra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet in the gloom of the night bis face grew war-"-*» He had loved no woman yet ; but in bis visions of late tifce angels that came to him had all women's fofms and womeK:*-^ faces, as in the visions of the Paradise on Orcagna^s field ^^^ gold. ^ As they stood and looked back into that soft impenetra*-^*® darkness, there came a fluttering line of light, which, uiK^"^' lating like a fiery snake, stole through the shadow up and '■^P and up towards Üie clouds.
" What is that?" cried the boy, stai-t...led and unnerved a^^^-^^ the homage and the wakeful fancies of the night.
'' They are the torches," said Bruno. " A hill-burial, — ^ttr»^»* is all. There are so many lights; it is some young tbi-"*^ dead." " The torches came to meet me in triumph an hour ag^^^^» thought Signa, and a shiver went over him, and he ceased ^ look back. , The lights stole up the hill-side towards some lonely to^^^" among the silence of the woods, then vanished, and all n^^ dark.
SIQNA, 347 CHAPTER XXXIX.
WiTH the moming, Signa went down to see more quieüj aJl hifi old friends of the Lastra.
What to read after Signa: a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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