The Half-Hearted
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"This upland country is confused with bustling politics, andpastoral has been worried to death by sickness of heart. You cannotfind the old peaceful life without. " "And within?" she asked.
"That is for you and me to determine, dear. God grant it. I have foundmy princess, like the man in the fairy-tale, but I may not enter thekingdom. " "And the poor princess must sit and mope in her high stone tower? It isa hard world for princesses. " "Hard for the knights, too, for they cannot come back and ...carry offtheir ladies. In the old days it used to be so, but then simplicity hasgone out of life. " "And the princess waits and watches and cries herself to sleep?
"And the knight goes off to the World's End and never forgets. " They were at Glenavelin gates now, and stood silent against the momentof parting. She flew to his arms, for a second his kisses were on herlips, and then came the sundering. A storm of tears was in her heart, but with dry eyes she said the words of good-bye. Meanwhile from thehills came a drift of snow, and a dreary wind sang in the pines thedirge of the dead summer, the plaint of long farewells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This upland country is confused with bustling politics, andpastoral has been worried to death by sickness of heart. You cannotfind the old peaceful life without. " "And within?" she asked.
"That is for you and me to determine, dear. God grant it. I have foundmy princess, like the man in the fairy-tale, but I may not enter thekingdom. " "And the poor princess must sit and mope in her high stone tower? It isa hard world for princesses. " "Hard for the knights, too, for they cannot come back and ...carry offtheir ladies. In the old days it used to be so, but then simplicity hasgone out of life. " "And the princess waits and watches and cries herself to sleep?
"And the knight goes off to the World's End and never forgets. " They were at Glenavelin gates now, and stood silent against the momentof parting. She flew to his arms, for a second his kisses were on herlips, and then came the sundering. A storm of tears was in her heart, but with dry eyes she said the words of good-bye. Meanwhile from thehills came a drift of snow, and a dreary wind sang in the pines thedirge of the dead summer, the plaint of long farewells.
What to read after The Half-Hearted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchan, John, 1875-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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