The Heather Field And Maeve
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THE O'H. (surprised). In the head ?
FIN. Yes that is why she appears so cold, and, as you say, regardless of realities. I even think if this one she loves were to become a reality, he would cease to fascinate her.
THE O'H. (curiously). Have you ever found out who he is?
FIN. No not altogether.
THE O'H. I wonder what put such an extravagant idea in her head.
FIN. I think I know.
THE O'H. Well, what is it ?
FIN. Would you believe it, father, I think it is those books that belonged to Uncle Bryan....
THE O'H. You mean those books up in the top room. They are mostly about ancient Greece, aren't they ?
FIN. Yes. She is always poring over them and looking at their pictures white statues and beautiful wall orna- ments which she told me were in Greece. And then she showed me other books too, with pictures of pillars and arches all ornamented like those in the abbey here. Then I have seen her take the writings of Uncle Bryan and study them with all these pictures before her.
THE O'H. Poor Bryan's writings, do you say ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE O'H. (surprised). In the head ?
FIN. Yes that is why she appears so cold, and, as you say, regardless of realities. I even think if this one she loves were to become a reality, he would cease to fascinate her.
THE O'H. (curiously). Have you ever found out who he is?
FIN. No not altogether.
THE O'H. I wonder what put such an extravagant idea in her head.
FIN. I think I know.
THE O'H. Well, what is it ?
FIN. Would you believe it, father, I think it is those books that belonged to Uncle Bryan....
THE O'H. You mean those books up in the top room. They are mostly about ancient Greece, aren't they ?
FIN. Yes. She is always poring over them and looking at their pictures white statues and beautiful wall orna- ments which she told me were in Greece. And then she showed me other books too, with pictures of pillars and arches all ornamented like those in the abbey here. Then I have seen her take the writings of Uncle Bryan and study them with all these pictures before her.
THE O'H. Poor Bryan's writings, do you say ?
What to read after The Heather Field And Maeve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Martyn to read onlineMoreLess
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