Symphonies
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Then he touched his flute; and when Miss Anne came up the road to the cottage, and heard: *'The Lament of the Falling Leaves," "The Dirge of the Riven Oak," "The Wasted Tears of the Dew," and many others of Paddy's most wonder- ful strains, shaking the morning quiet with the sobbing gladness of their tone-rifts, a great fear clutched her; and when they carried the little white maid home, being a woman of finite mind, she sobbed bitterly: cut bottot AT THE HEART OF THE APPLE It matters little in... what precise latitude, but somewhere on the south coast of Norway, there lies an island in a short, wide fjord, one of the many that cut into the coast like the irregular teeth in a broken comb.
Solitude is its dominant expression, an at- mosphere of restfulness that is rarely marred save by the encroachment of a stray pleasure cutter " out of its bearings," that may sail up for a little way, only to bear back and bend round the tongue of land with which the island is connected, — in winter by ice, in summer by a roughly constructed bridge, — to pursue her course up the west fjord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he touched his flute; and when Miss Anne came up the road to the cottage, and heard: *'The Lament of the Falling Leaves," "The Dirge of the Riven Oak," "The Wasted Tears of the Dew," and many others of Paddy's most wonder- ful strains, shaking the morning quiet with the sobbing gladness of their tone-rifts, a great fear clutched her; and when they carried the little white maid home, being a woman of finite mind, she sobbed bitterly: cut bottot AT THE HEART OF THE APPLE It matters little in... what precise latitude, but somewhere on the south coast of Norway, there lies an island in a short, wide fjord, one of the many that cut into the coast like the irregular teeth in a broken comb.
Solitude is its dominant expression, an at- mosphere of restfulness that is rarely marred save by the encroachment of a stray pleasure cutter " out of its bearings," that may sail up for a little way, only to bear back and bend round the tongue of land with which the island is connected, — in winter by ice, in summer by a roughly constructed bridge, — to pursue her course up the west fjord.
What to read after Symphonies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Egerton to read onlineMoreLess
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