The Blue Man
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"I had a month of happiness. I have had thirty-five years of waiting. When this island binds you to any one you remain bound. Since that monthwith her I can do nothing but wait until she comes. I lost her, I don'tknow how. We were in this cove together. She sat on this rock and waitedwhile I went up-the cliff to gather ferns for her. When I returned shewas gone. I searched the island for her. It kept on smiling as ifthere never had been such a person! Something happened which I do notunderstand..., for she did not want to leave me. She disappeared as if theearth had swallowed her!" I felt a rill of cold down my back likethe jetting of the spring that spouted from its ferny tunnel farthereastward. Had he been thirty-five years on the island without everhearing the Old Mission story about bones found in the cliff aboveus? Those who reached them by venturing down a pit as deep as a well, uncovered by winter storms, declared they were the remains of a woman'sskeleton. I never saw the people who found them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I had a month of happiness. I have had thirty-five years of waiting. When this island binds you to any one you remain bound. Since that monthwith her I can do nothing but wait until she comes. I lost her, I don'tknow how. We were in this cove together. She sat on this rock and waitedwhile I went up-the cliff to gather ferns for her. When I returned shewas gone. I searched the island for her. It kept on smiling as ifthere never had been such a person! Something happened which I do notunderstand..., for she did not want to leave me. She disappeared as if theearth had swallowed her!" I felt a rill of cold down my back likethe jetting of the spring that spouted from its ferny tunnel farthereastward. Had he been thirty-five years on the island without everhearing the Old Mission story about bones found in the cliff aboveus? Those who reached them by venturing down a pit as deep as a well, uncovered by winter storms, declared they were the remains of a woman'sskeleton. I never saw the people who found them.
What to read after The Blue Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherwood Mary Hartwell to read onlineMoreLess
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