The Indian Lily And Other Stories
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His sightless eyes stared at the ceiling. He was busied with hisbreathing. His chest heaved and fell like a defective machine.
He didn't even expect her to read to him now. She went up to the bedand asked, listening with every nerve: "Do you want to sleep, Nathaniel?" He lowered his eyelids in assent.
"Yes--read, " he breathed.
"Shall I read softly?" Again he assented.
"But read--don't sleep. " Fear flickered in his eyes.
"No, no, " she stammered.
He motioned her to go now, and again became abs...orbed in the problem ofbreathing.
Mary took up the hymnal.
"You are to read a song of death, " she said to herself, for herpromise must be kept. And as though she had not understood her ownadmonition, she repeated: "You are to read a song of death. " But her hearing was morbidly alert, and while the golden figures onthe book danced a ghostly dance before her eyes, she heard again whatshe desired to hear. It was like the whispering of the wind against aforbidden gate. She caught words: "_Je t'aime--follement--j'en mourrai--je t'adore--mon amour--monamour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His sightless eyes stared at the ceiling. He was busied with hisbreathing. His chest heaved and fell like a defective machine.
He didn't even expect her to read to him now. She went up to the bedand asked, listening with every nerve: "Do you want to sleep, Nathaniel?" He lowered his eyelids in assent.
"Yes--read, " he breathed.
"Shall I read softly?" Again he assented.
"But read--don't sleep. " Fear flickered in his eyes.
"No, no, " she stammered.
He motioned her to go now, and again became abs...orbed in the problem ofbreathing.
Mary took up the hymnal.
"You are to read a song of death, " she said to herself, for herpromise must be kept. And as though she had not understood her ownadmonition, she repeated: "You are to read a song of death. " But her hearing was morbidly alert, and while the golden figures onthe book danced a ghostly dance before her eyes, she heard again whatshe desired to hear. It was like the whispering of the wind against aforbidden gate. She caught words: "_Je t'aime--follement--j'en mourrai--je t'adore--mon amour--monamour.
What to read after The Indian Lily And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sudermann, Hermann, 1857-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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