The City in the Cloulds
The City in the Cloulds
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"Why do you say that?" he asked.
I hazarded a bold shot.
"Simply because the man is mad," I said.
His bright eyes narrowed to glittering slits.
"You quote gossip of the newspapers," he replied.
"Do I? I happen to know more than the newspapers do." He rose to his feet, took two stq)s towards me, and looked down with a twitching face.
"Who are you?" he said, and his itbxAt frail frame trembled.
I caught him firmly by the arm and stared into his face — God knows what my own was like.
"I am the one... who has been waiting, the one who is waiting, to help — the one who has come to save," I said, and my voice was not my own — ^it was as if the words were put into my mouth by an outside power.
He wrenched his arm away, gave a little cry, strode to the mantelpiece and bent his head iqx>n his arms. His whole body was shaken with convulsive sobs.
I stood in the middle of the room watching him, hardly daring to breathe, feeling that my heart was swelling until it occupied the whole of my body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why do you say that?" he asked.
I hazarded a bold shot.
"Simply because the man is mad," I said.
His bright eyes narrowed to glittering slits.
"You quote gossip of the newspapers," he replied.
"Do I? I happen to know more than the newspapers do." He rose to his feet, took two stq)s towards me, and looked down with a twitching face.
"Who are you?" he said, and his itbxAt frail frame trembled.
I caught him firmly by the arm and stared into his face — God knows what my own was like.
"I am the one... who has been waiting, the one who is waiting, to help — the one who has come to save," I said, and my voice was not my own — ^it was as if the words were put into my mouth by an outside power.
He wrenched his arm away, gave a little cry, strode to the mantelpiece and bent his head iqx>n his arms. His whole body was shaken with convulsive sobs.
I stood in the middle of the room watching him, hardly daring to breathe, feeling that my heart was swelling until it occupied the whole of my body.
What to read after The City in the Cloulds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gull, Cyril Arthur Edward Ranger, 1876-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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