The Hidden Children
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'" I shook my head, perplexed, and understanding nothing.
"Yndaia? Did you say Yndaia, Mayaro?" Then, as he looked me steadily in the eye, my gaze became uneasy, shifted, fell by an accident upon the blood-red bear reared on his hindlegs, pictured upon his breast. And through and through me passed ashock, like the dull thrill of some forgotten thing clutched suddenlyby memory--yet clutched in vain.
Vain was the struggle, too, for the faint gleam passed from my mind asit had come; and if the nam...e Yndaia had disturbed me, or seeing thescarlet ensign on his breast, or perhaps both coupled, had seemed tostir some distant memory, I did not know. Only it seemed as though, inmental darkness, I had felt the presence of some living and familiarthing--been conscious of its nearness for an instant ere it hadvanished utterly.
The Sagamore's face had become a smooth, blank mask again.
"What has this maid, Lois, to do with Catharines-town?" I asked. "Devils live there in darkness. " "She did not say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'" I shook my head, perplexed, and understanding nothing.
"Yndaia? Did you say Yndaia, Mayaro?" Then, as he looked me steadily in the eye, my gaze became uneasy, shifted, fell by an accident upon the blood-red bear reared on his hindlegs, pictured upon his breast. And through and through me passed ashock, like the dull thrill of some forgotten thing clutched suddenlyby memory--yet clutched in vain.
Vain was the struggle, too, for the faint gleam passed from my mind asit had come; and if the nam...e Yndaia had disturbed me, or seeing thescarlet ensign on his breast, or perhaps both coupled, had seemed tostir some distant memory, I did not know. Only it seemed as though, inmental darkness, I had felt the presence of some living and familiarthing--been conscious of its nearness for an instant ere it hadvanished utterly.
The Sagamore's face had become a smooth, blank mask again.
"What has this maid, Lois, to do with Catharines-town?" I asked. "Devils live there in darkness. " "She did not say.
What to read after The Hidden Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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