The Castle of Twilight
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The hands were folded fair across his breast ; his feet were cased in long velvet shoes, fur-bordered. From the peace- fulness of his attitude it was difficult to imagine the scene by which he had met his end : the great flashing and clashing of arms, the blare of trumpets, the shouting applause of thou sands of fair onlookers, gayly clothed ladies, who, after their shouting, saw him fall.
Long Eleanore stood there, looking upon him as he lay, untroubled now by any hu man thing. And as she look...ed, many world- thoughts rose up within her as to his life, his [272] FROM RENNES ES=SSSS=SS=S=S=S^5!S2S: griefs, and the manner of his going. She had had him always : had borne, and reared, and watched, and loved him ; and he had loved her, she knew, though he had seldom shown it, and had lived much within himself. She yearned ah, how she yearned ! to take him now into her arms again, and croon over him, and soothe him, as a mother soothes her children. Alas, that he olid not need it of her ! Her breast heaved twice or thrice, with deep, suppressed sobs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hands were folded fair across his breast ; his feet were cased in long velvet shoes, fur-bordered. From the peace- fulness of his attitude it was difficult to imagine the scene by which he had met his end : the great flashing and clashing of arms, the blare of trumpets, the shouting applause of thou sands of fair onlookers, gayly clothed ladies, who, after their shouting, saw him fall.
Long Eleanore stood there, looking upon him as he lay, untroubled now by any hu man thing. And as she look...ed, many world- thoughts rose up within her as to his life, his [272] FROM RENNES ES=SSSS=SS=S=S=S^5!S2S: griefs, and the manner of his going. She had had him always : had borne, and reared, and watched, and loved him ; and he had loved her, she knew, though he had seldom shown it, and had lived much within himself. She yearned ah, how she yearned ! to take him now into her arms again, and croon over him, and soothe him, as a mother soothes her children. Alas, that he olid not need it of her ! Her breast heaved twice or thrice, with deep, suppressed sobs.
What to read after The Castle of Twilight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Potter Margaret Horton to read onlineMoreLess
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