The Heavenly Twins
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Edith looked out. She saw the stars, and the earth with its heavy shadows, and the wavering outlines of the trees and shrubs, and felt a kinship withthem.
She was very happy, but she did not think. She did not want to think. Whenany obtrusive thought presented itself she instantly strove to banish it, and at first she succeeded. She wanted to recall the pleasurablesensations of the day, and to prolong them.
The last sixteen hours seemed longer in the retrospect than any othermeasure of time wit...h which she had been acquainted. She felt as if theterrible dream from which she had awakened that morning in affright hadhappened in some other state of being which ended abruptly while she waspacing the shady walks of the old palace garden with Mosley Menteith inthe afternoon, and was now only to be vaguely recalled. Some great changein herself had taken place since then; she would not define it; sheimagined she could not; but she knew what it was all the same, andrejoiced.
They were going to Malta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edith looked out. She saw the stars, and the earth with its heavy shadows, and the wavering outlines of the trees and shrubs, and felt a kinship withthem.
She was very happy, but she did not think. She did not want to think. Whenany obtrusive thought presented itself she instantly strove to banish it, and at first she succeeded. She wanted to recall the pleasurablesensations of the day, and to prolong them.
The last sixteen hours seemed longer in the retrospect than any othermeasure of time wit...h which she had been acquainted. She felt as if theterrible dream from which she had awakened that morning in affright hadhappened in some other state of being which ended abruptly while she waspacing the shady walks of the old palace garden with Mosley Menteith inthe afternoon, and was now only to be vaguely recalled. Some great changein herself had taken place since then; she would not define it; sheimagined she could not; but she knew what it was all the same, andrejoiced.
They were going to Malta.
What to read after The Heavenly Twins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grand Madame Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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