Tales of Rye Town
Tales of Rye Town
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There, by straining against wind and tide, they arrived, and Cantator signed to the mute rower to return to Rye on foot and leave the boat beached.
Like sea-birds the two crouched, boy and girl, under the lee of the down where the rock overhung them. The floor of their chamber was dry sand, still warm, when you burrowed into it, from the heat of the midsummer noon. They watched the lightning and she shuddered, but soon he bid her sleep and forget it, and spread his cloak on the sand for her.
Sh...e slept there in rich forgetfulness, in childlike trust. But he looked at her and wondered and loved, and wondered and looked again, sleepless, and full of thanksgiving as the storm died and the tide ebbed out, and tiie rain-spout travelled on, leaving only a thin fringe of light rain.
Chapter V Cantator left his lady Isdng on the cloak and went to the mouth of their cM bower. He looked stealthily about him, and went to the spot where the skiff was beached. No boat was there. The storm had wrenched at it, the himgry sea had dragged it foot by foot into its lap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, by straining against wind and tide, they arrived, and Cantator signed to the mute rower to return to Rye on foot and leave the boat beached.
Like sea-birds the two crouched, boy and girl, under the lee of the down where the rock overhung them. The floor of their chamber was dry sand, still warm, when you burrowed into it, from the heat of the midsummer noon. They watched the lightning and she shuddered, but soon he bid her sleep and forget it, and spread his cloak on the sand for her.
Sh...e slept there in rich forgetfulness, in childlike trust. But he looked at her and wondered and loved, and wondered and looked again, sleepless, and full of thanksgiving as the storm died and the tide ebbed out, and tiie rain-spout travelled on, leaving only a thin fringe of light rain.
Chapter V Cantator left his lady Isdng on the cloak and went to the mouth of their cM bower. He looked stealthily about him, and went to the spot where the skiff was beached. No boat was there. The storm had wrenched at it, the himgry sea had dragged it foot by foot into its lap.
What to read after Tales of Rye Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maud Stepney Rawson to read onlineMoreLess
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