The Chamber of Life
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You shouldn't have to live in the midst of allthose people in the city. You belong here. " She smiled faintly, lookingup at me.
"You belong here more than I do, Baret, " she said. "You came to us, notfrom the city, but from the hills. " * * * * * We stood there, examining each other's eyes, for a long while. I wantedto take her in my arms, but I didn't. I looked away at last, back at thesea, puzzled and disturbed. I had never been aware of anything so fineas this before, nor of anything so pain...ful. Suddenly I found myselfwanting to be something, to do something--not for myself, but for her. It was strange.
"Come, " she said at last, "we had better go back. " "I'd like to stay here forever, " I answered moodily, glancing around alast time at the versatile horizon.
"So would I, " she admitted. Then, in a low voice, she added, "But onecan't. One has to follow one's program. " We returned to the airship, raid rose into the cool, thin air. I stoodbehind her on the way back, watching her slender body as she guided theplane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You shouldn't have to live in the midst of allthose people in the city. You belong here. " She smiled faintly, lookingup at me.
"You belong here more than I do, Baret, " she said. "You came to us, notfrom the city, but from the hills. " * * * * * We stood there, examining each other's eyes, for a long while. I wantedto take her in my arms, but I didn't. I looked away at last, back at thesea, puzzled and disturbed. I had never been aware of anything so fineas this before, nor of anything so pain...ful. Suddenly I found myselfwanting to be something, to do something--not for myself, but for her. It was strange.
"Come, " she said at last, "we had better go back. " "I'd like to stay here forever, " I answered moodily, glancing around alast time at the versatile horizon.
"So would I, " she admitted. Then, in a low voice, she added, "But onecan't. One has to follow one's program. " We returned to the airship, raid rose into the cool, thin air. I stoodbehind her on the way back, watching her slender body as she guided theplane.
What to read after The Chamber of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peyton Green to read onlineMoreLess
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