The Altar Fire
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But I looked up at him, as hestood by the door, and there was a tiny shadow of loneliness upon hisface; and I thank God now that I put my book down at once, andconsented cheerfully. He brightened up at this; he fetched my cap andstick, and we went off together. I am glad to think that I had him tomyself that day. He was in a more confidential mood than usual. Perhaps--who knows?--there was some shadow of death upon him, someinstinct to clasp hands closer before the end. He asked me to tell hims...ome stories of my schooldays, and what I used to do as a boy--but hewas full of alertness and life, breaking into my narratives to pointout a nest that we had seen in the spring, and that now hung, wind-dried and ruinous, among the boughs. Coming back, he flagged alittle, and did what he seldom did, put his arm in my own; how tenderlythe touch of the little hand, the restless fingers on my arm thrilledme--the hand that lies cold and folded and shrivelled in the darkground! He was proud that evening of having had me all to himself, andsaid to Maggie that we had talked secrets, "such as MEN talk when thereare no women to ask questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I looked up at him, as hestood by the door, and there was a tiny shadow of loneliness upon hisface; and I thank God now that I put my book down at once, andconsented cheerfully. He brightened up at this; he fetched my cap andstick, and we went off together. I am glad to think that I had him tomyself that day. He was in a more confidential mood than usual. Perhaps--who knows?--there was some shadow of death upon him, someinstinct to clasp hands closer before the end. He asked me to tell hims...ome stories of my schooldays, and what I used to do as a boy--but hewas full of alertness and life, breaking into my narratives to pointout a nest that we had seen in the spring, and that now hung, wind-dried and ruinous, among the boughs. Coming back, he flagged alittle, and did what he seldom did, put his arm in my own; how tenderlythe touch of the little hand, the restless fingers on my arm thrilledme--the hand that lies cold and folded and shrivelled in the darkground! He was proud that evening of having had me all to himself, andsaid to Maggie that we had talked secrets, "such as MEN talk when thereare no women to ask questions.
What to read after The Altar Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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