The Forest Lovers: a Romance
The Forest Lovers: a Romance
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So Prosper and his men returned to High March. On the morning in which Isoult stirred to open her loaded eyes, and began to moan a little, he and they went by within some forty yards of her — the troopers first, then himself riding alone behind them. He heard the moaning sound and looked up ; indeed, he saw the black ram standing, alone as he thought, with drooped head. Prosper was full of affairs. " Some ewe but lately yeaned," he thought as he rode on.
The glaze swam again over Isoult's eyes,... and the moaning grew faint and near its death. The ram fell to licking her cheek. In this pass she was presently found by a charcoal-burner, who had delivered his loads, and was now journeying back with his asses into the heart of the forest. He also heard the moaning; he too saw the ram.
Perhaps he knew more of the habits of ewes or had them readier in mind. He may have had no affairs. The beast, at any rate, was a ram for him, and the licked cheek that of a murdered boy who lay with the other cheek on the sward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So Prosper and his men returned to High March. On the morning in which Isoult stirred to open her loaded eyes, and began to moan a little, he and they went by within some forty yards of her — the troopers first, then himself riding alone behind them. He heard the moaning sound and looked up ; indeed, he saw the black ram standing, alone as he thought, with drooped head. Prosper was full of affairs. " Some ewe but lately yeaned," he thought as he rode on.
The glaze swam again over Isoult's eyes,... and the moaning grew faint and near its death. The ram fell to licking her cheek. In this pass she was presently found by a charcoal-burner, who had delivered his loads, and was now journeying back with his asses into the heart of the forest. He also heard the moaning; he too saw the ram.
Perhaps he knew more of the habits of ewes or had them readier in mind. He may have had no affairs. The beast, at any rate, was a ram for him, and the licked cheek that of a murdered boy who lay with the other cheek on the sward.
What to read after The Forest Lovers: a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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