The Dreamer
The Dreamer
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But the cold splendor ofthe cloudless sky and glittering moon and the inscrutible shadows in thegarden below where the leafless trees and bushes cast monster shapesupon the frozen ground, alike mocked him.
Presently there was the first hint of softness in the night. It camelike a sigh of tender pity across the stillness and he bent his head tolisten. It was the voice of the faintest of breezes blowing up from thesouth and passing his window. He threw wide his arms to empty space asif to embrace... some invisible form.
"Ligeia, Ligeia, my beautiful one, " he breathed, invoking hisdream-lady, "Be my counsellor and guide! Let thy sweet voice whisperwhither I must go!" But the voice was silent and all the night was still again.
He turned from the window and threw himself into his arm-chair, lettinghis eyes rove about the room as though he would seek a sign from itswalls. Suddenly he sat erect, his dilated pupils fixed upon a pointabove the chimney-piece--upon a small picture. It was a littlewater-color sketch done by the hand of his versatile mother, and foundamong her belongings after her death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the cold splendor ofthe cloudless sky and glittering moon and the inscrutible shadows in thegarden below where the leafless trees and bushes cast monster shapesupon the frozen ground, alike mocked him.
Presently there was the first hint of softness in the night. It camelike a sigh of tender pity across the stillness and he bent his head tolisten. It was the voice of the faintest of breezes blowing up from thesouth and passing his window. He threw wide his arms to empty space asif to embrace... some invisible form.
"Ligeia, Ligeia, my beautiful one, " he breathed, invoking hisdream-lady, "Be my counsellor and guide! Let thy sweet voice whisperwhither I must go!" But the voice was silent and all the night was still again.
He turned from the window and threw himself into his arm-chair, lettinghis eyes rove about the room as though he would seek a sign from itswalls. Suddenly he sat erect, his dilated pupils fixed upon a pointabove the chimney-piece--upon a small picture. It was a littlewater-color sketch done by the hand of his versatile mother, and foundamong her belongings after her death.
What to read after The Dreamer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanard, Mary Newton, 1865-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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