The Dominant Seventh; a Musical Story
The Dominant Seventh; a Musical Story
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Everything is still. Even the goats browse no longer on the juicy herbs covering the fertile hills. Only the full moon looks quietly down upon the gray-green olives nestling upon the um- ber-hued hills, and touches with an added gleam of silver the gray hair of the lonely mother wring- ing her hands in grief. On the seat beside her lies a letter which was read to her at sunset by the parish priest. At one moment she snatches it up and kisses it with a pitiful cry, and the next, she flings it fr...om her with a gesture of contempt.
She can not follow Anita ; she is poor ; since her husband's death she has toiled daily with her hands to keep a home for the bright-eyed, laugh- ing girl who is now so far away. She bows her head in despair as she feels the numbness -of com- ing desolation creep slowly through her heart She grows more quiet while the night hours wear away ; she does not feel the chill night dews that fall upon her, nor the chill night wind that tosses hei*gray hair. The morning sun at last peers un- der the grape-hung trellis, but he is powerless to warm the cold body stretched out upon the narrow seat, the withered face upturned as if imploring pity from the bending sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everything is still. Even the goats browse no longer on the juicy herbs covering the fertile hills. Only the full moon looks quietly down upon the gray-green olives nestling upon the um- ber-hued hills, and touches with an added gleam of silver the gray hair of the lonely mother wring- ing her hands in grief. On the seat beside her lies a letter which was read to her at sunset by the parish priest. At one moment she snatches it up and kisses it with a pitiful cry, and the next, she flings it fr...om her with a gesture of contempt.
She can not follow Anita ; she is poor ; since her husband's death she has toiled daily with her hands to keep a home for the bright-eyed, laugh- ing girl who is now so far away. She bows her head in despair as she feels the numbness -of com- ing desolation creep slowly through her heart She grows more quiet while the night hours wear away ; she does not feel the chill night dews that fall upon her, nor the chill night wind that tosses hei*gray hair. The morning sun at last peers un- der the grape-hung trellis, but he is powerless to warm the cold body stretched out upon the narrow seat, the withered face upturned as if imploring pity from the bending sky.
What to read after The Dominant Seventh; a Musical Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Elizabeth Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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