The Damned
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The sentencedipped back into the depths that gave it birth, unfinished. Itscompletion was prevented. As usual, nothing happened. But it drovebehind me like a hurricane as I ran towards the house, and the sound ofit I can only liken to those terrible undertones you may hear standingbeside Niagara. They lie behind the mere crash of the falling flood, within it somehow, not audible to all--felt rather than definitelyheard.
It seemed to echo back from the surface of those sagging terraces as Iflew ...across their sloping ends, for it was somehow underneath them. Itwas in the rustle of the wind that stirred the skirts of the droopingwellingtonias. The beds of formal flowers passed it on to the creepers, red as blood, that crept over the unsightly building. Into the structureof the vulgar and forbidding house it sank away; The Towers took ithome. The uncomely doors and windows seemed almost like mouths that haduttered the words themselves, and on the upper floors at that verymoment I saw two maids in the act of closing them again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sentencedipped back into the depths that gave it birth, unfinished. Itscompletion was prevented. As usual, nothing happened. But it drovebehind me like a hurricane as I ran towards the house, and the sound ofit I can only liken to those terrible undertones you may hear standingbeside Niagara. They lie behind the mere crash of the falling flood, within it somehow, not audible to all--felt rather than definitelyheard.
It seemed to echo back from the surface of those sagging terraces as Iflew ...across their sloping ends, for it was somehow underneath them. Itwas in the rustle of the wind that stirred the skirts of the droopingwellingtonias. The beds of formal flowers passed it on to the creepers, red as blood, that crept over the unsightly building. Into the structureof the vulgar and forbidding house it sank away; The Towers took ithome. The uncomely doors and windows seemed almost like mouths that haduttered the words themselves, and on the upper floors at that verymoment I saw two maids in the act of closing them again.
What to read after The Damned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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