The Golden Woman
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The brooding silence will shadow the lightest nature. The storms must ever inspire wonder. The gloom hushes the voice. Andso the growing dread. Man may curse the hills in his brutal moments, the thoughtful may be driven to despair, the laughter-loving may seeksolace in tears of depression. But the fascination clings. There is noescape. The cloy of the seductive drug holds to that world of mystery, and they come to it again, and yet again.
Something of all this was vaguely drifting through the m...ind of one ofthe occupants of a four-horsed, two-wheeled spring cart as it roseupon the monstrous shoulder of one of the greater hills. Before it laya view of a dark and wild descent, sloping away unto the very bowelsof a pit of gloom. The trail was vague and bush-grown, and crowdingtrees dangerously narrowed it. To the right the hill fell sharply awayat the edge of the track, an abyss that might well have beenbottomless for aught that could be seen from above. To the left thecrown of the hill rose sheer and barren, and only at its foot grew thevegetation that so perilously narrowed the track.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The brooding silence will shadow the lightest nature. The storms must ever inspire wonder. The gloom hushes the voice. Andso the growing dread. Man may curse the hills in his brutal moments, the thoughtful may be driven to despair, the laughter-loving may seeksolace in tears of depression. But the fascination clings. There is noescape. The cloy of the seductive drug holds to that world of mystery, and they come to it again, and yet again.
Something of all this was vaguely drifting through the m...ind of one ofthe occupants of a four-horsed, two-wheeled spring cart as it roseupon the monstrous shoulder of one of the greater hills. Before it laya view of a dark and wild descent, sloping away unto the very bowelsof a pit of gloom. The trail was vague and bush-grown, and crowdingtrees dangerously narrowed it. To the right the hill fell sharply awayat the edge of the track, an abyss that might well have beenbottomless for aught that could be seen from above. To the left thecrown of the hill rose sheer and barren, and only at its foot grew thevegetation that so perilously narrowed the track.
What to read after The Golden Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cullum Ridgwell to read onlineMoreLess
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