The Flight of the Shadow
The Flight of the Shadow
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It may be that I was the tenderer uncle thatI could not be a better one. " He hid his face in his hands, and burst into a tempest of weeping.
It was terrible to see the man to whom I had all my life looked with areverence that prepared me for knowing the great father, weeping like abitterly repentant and self-abhorrent child. It seemed sacrilege to bepresent. I felt as if my eyes, only for seeing him thus, deserved theravens to pick them out.
I could not contain myself. I rose and threw my arms... about him, got closeto him as a child to her mother, and, as soon as the passion of my lovewould let me, sobbed out, "Uncle! darling uncle! I love you more than ever! I did not know beforethat I could love so much! I could _kill_ that woman with my own hands! Iwish I had killed her when I pulled her down that day! It is right tokill poisonous creatures: she is worse than any snake!" He smiled a sad little smile, and shook his head. Then first I seemed tounderstand a little. A dull flash went through me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be that I was the tenderer uncle thatI could not be a better one. " He hid his face in his hands, and burst into a tempest of weeping.
It was terrible to see the man to whom I had all my life looked with areverence that prepared me for knowing the great father, weeping like abitterly repentant and self-abhorrent child. It seemed sacrilege to bepresent. I felt as if my eyes, only for seeing him thus, deserved theravens to pick them out.
I could not contain myself. I rose and threw my arms... about him, got closeto him as a child to her mother, and, as soon as the passion of my lovewould let me, sobbed out, "Uncle! darling uncle! I love you more than ever! I did not know beforethat I could love so much! I could _kill_ that woman with my own hands! Iwish I had killed her when I pulled her down that day! It is right tokill poisonous creatures: she is worse than any snake!" He smiled a sad little smile, and shook his head. Then first I seemed tounderstand a little. A dull flash went through me.
What to read after The Flight of the Shadow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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