The Elf Errant
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Now it is summer again, and the birch-trees are in their gleam- ing silver and young green. They have no belief that what has been will happen again, and they whisper happily beneath the moon, as if all their secrets had not been told over and over before to-night. The young moon is very serene. Fairies have an idea that she has been told many things, and some of them sad ones ; but she is so very far away that perhaps she does not listen much, and so they say she never grows less bright. To- n...ight she is like a silver boat without a sail, drifting across a dark blue sea. The golden stars watch her from another sky much farther off; and at times they see her almost at anchor on that dim depth, and at times flying like a winged thing among the shoals and torn islands of white cloud ; but floating or flying, she drifts steadily on towards the great unrifted cloud-rack in the south, which will bury her deep that night while the stars keep watch.
UNDER THE MOON 51 Low on the tender grass there lies a bright, green ring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now it is summer again, and the birch-trees are in their gleam- ing silver and young green. They have no belief that what has been will happen again, and they whisper happily beneath the moon, as if all their secrets had not been told over and over before to-night. The young moon is very serene. Fairies have an idea that she has been told many things, and some of them sad ones ; but she is so very far away that perhaps she does not listen much, and so they say she never grows less bright. To- n...ight she is like a silver boat without a sail, drifting across a dark blue sea. The golden stars watch her from another sky much farther off; and at times they see her almost at anchor on that dim depth, and at times flying like a winged thing among the shoals and torn islands of white cloud ; but floating or flying, she drifts steadily on towards the great unrifted cloud-rack in the south, which will bury her deep that night while the stars keep watch.
UNDER THE MOON 51 Low on the tender grass there lies a bright, green ring.
What to read after The Elf Errant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moira Oneill to read onlineMoreLess
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