Spiritual Tales
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A man who shepherded there took her to his mate. They gave her milk, and because of her beauty and the UL A AND URL A 107 frozen silence of her eyes, bade her stay with them and be at peace.
They knew in time that she wished death. But first, there was the birthing of the child.
" It was Isla's will, " she said to the woman Ula was but the shadow of a bird's wing : an idle name. And she, too, was Eilidh once more.
"It was death he gave you when he gave you the child, " said the woman once.
" It... was life, " answered Eilidh, with her eyes filled with the shadow of dream. And yet another day the woman said to her that it would be well to bear the child and let it die : for beauty was like sunlight on a day of clouds, and if she were to go forth young and alone and so wondrous fair, she would have love, and love is best.
"Truly, love is best, " Eilidh answered. " And because Isla loved me, I would that another Isla came into the world and sang his songs — the songs that were so sweet, and the songs that he never sang, because I gave him death when I gave him life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man who shepherded there took her to his mate. They gave her milk, and because of her beauty and the UL A AND URL A 107 frozen silence of her eyes, bade her stay with them and be at peace.
They knew in time that she wished death. But first, there was the birthing of the child.
" It was Isla's will, " she said to the woman Ula was but the shadow of a bird's wing : an idle name. And she, too, was Eilidh once more.
"It was death he gave you when he gave you the child, " said the woman once.
" It... was life, " answered Eilidh, with her eyes filled with the shadow of dream. And yet another day the woman said to her that it would be well to bear the child and let it die : for beauty was like sunlight on a day of clouds, and if she were to go forth young and alone and so wondrous fair, she would have love, and love is best.
"Truly, love is best, " Eilidh answered. " And because Isla loved me, I would that another Isla came into the world and sang his songs — the songs that were so sweet, and the songs that he never sang, because I gave him death when I gave him life.
What to read after Spiritual Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiona Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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