The Cost of Wings And Other Stories
The Cost of Wings And Other Stories
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. . . " Daymond recoiled inwardly. That vanity, in a woman, should not be eradicated by the fact of her hav- ing simply ceased to exist, was an hypothesis never be- fore administered for his mental digestion.
"How curiously it all happened, " she said, her full A VANISHED HAND 171 tones trembling a little. "It was autumn do you re- member? and the trees in the Bois and the gardens of the Luxembourg were getting yellowy brown. There were well-dressed crowds walking on the Boulevards, and sitting... round the little tables outside the restaurants. One could smell chloride of lime and carbolic acid cross- ing the gutters, and see the braziers burning at the cor- ners of infected streets, and long strings of hearses going by; but nothing seemed so unlikely as that either of us should be taken ill and die. We were too wicked, you said, and too happy ! . . Only the good, miserable people were carried off, because any other world would be more suitable to them than this. ... It was nonsense, of course, but it served us to laugh at.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . " Daymond recoiled inwardly. That vanity, in a woman, should not be eradicated by the fact of her hav- ing simply ceased to exist, was an hypothesis never be- fore administered for his mental digestion.
"How curiously it all happened, " she said, her full A VANISHED HAND 171 tones trembling a little. "It was autumn do you re- member? and the trees in the Bois and the gardens of the Luxembourg were getting yellowy brown. There were well-dressed crowds walking on the Boulevards, and sitting... round the little tables outside the restaurants. One could smell chloride of lime and carbolic acid cross- ing the gutters, and see the braziers burning at the cor- ners of infected streets, and long strings of hearses going by; but nothing seemed so unlikely as that either of us should be taken ill and die. We were too wicked, you said, and too happy ! . . Only the good, miserable people were carried off, because any other world would be more suitable to them than this. ... It was nonsense, of course, but it served us to laugh at.
What to read after The Cost of Wings And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dehan Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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