The Lady Evelyn a Story of to Day
The Lady Evelyn a Story of to Day
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' ' she asked him, indicating the frail scaffold upon which he stood.
He answered at once by another question.
" Do you refer to Time? If so, yes, it is always dangerous. Time never sleeps, remember. " She laughed and leaned over, a little afraid of the height, but desiring, she knew not why, to hear him talk.
" You will not look Time in the face, then? ' she said; " or does the bell of Time speak to youT I know people in France who always cross them- selves when the clock chimes the hour. ' ' ...4 * The bells chime eternity oh, yes. Time rarely laughs if it is not ironically. Here's a clock which tries to tell all the world how a brave man died. Time passed him by, but returns twice a day to have a look at him. The dirt of nearly a hundred years is cast upon his monument by Time. The ages used to be cleaner, Lady Evelyn. Nowadays we trample mud on every tomb. There is always an * if ' for the best of our friends. " " Meaning that some disappointment has made a cynic of you, Mr. Ord? " 178 THE LADY EVELYN ' ' Perhaps, I cannot tell you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' she asked him, indicating the frail scaffold upon which he stood.
He answered at once by another question.
" Do you refer to Time? If so, yes, it is always dangerous. Time never sleeps, remember. " She laughed and leaned over, a little afraid of the height, but desiring, she knew not why, to hear him talk.
" You will not look Time in the face, then? ' she said; " or does the bell of Time speak to youT I know people in France who always cross them- selves when the clock chimes the hour. ' ' ...4 * The bells chime eternity oh, yes. Time rarely laughs if it is not ironically. Here's a clock which tries to tell all the world how a brave man died. Time passed him by, but returns twice a day to have a look at him. The dirt of nearly a hundred years is cast upon his monument by Time. The ages used to be cleaner, Lady Evelyn. Nowadays we trample mud on every tomb. There is always an * if ' for the best of our friends. " " Meaning that some disappointment has made a cynic of you, Mr. Ord? " 178 THE LADY EVELYN ' ' Perhaps, I cannot tell you.
What to read after The Lady Evelyn a Story of to Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Pemberton to read onlineMoreLess
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