The Las Day
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an' But shoh ! all them days was over an' gone. " He paused and looked beyond him with a gaze that did not take in the beauties of the summer afternoon. He was lost in a reverie that was full of sadness. The warm, wide fields about us, the distant hills so clearly defined against the bright sky, the chirping of the birds in the trees close at hand, said nothing to him. He stood there motionless, as if he were carved out of stone, a rough, unpictu- resque figure, in common, working-day garments,... with wide, yearning eyes, look- ing not to the future with hope but back to the past with sorrow. He hardly seemed alive, save that now and again his mouth twitched like one in suffering.
" Don't tell me any more if it hurls you so, " I cried.
He turned at the sound of my voice, half dazed for the moment, and not know- ing me, so vividly was he living over those past days of his. Then he recalled him- The Las' Day. 31 self with a start, and with a half pathetic smile took up the thread of his story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
an' But shoh ! all them days was over an' gone. " He paused and looked beyond him with a gaze that did not take in the beauties of the summer afternoon. He was lost in a reverie that was full of sadness. The warm, wide fields about us, the distant hills so clearly defined against the bright sky, the chirping of the birds in the trees close at hand, said nothing to him. He stood there motionless, as if he were carved out of stone, a rough, unpictu- resque figure, in common, working-day garments,... with wide, yearning eyes, look- ing not to the future with hope but back to the past with sorrow. He hardly seemed alive, save that now and again his mouth twitched like one in suffering.
" Don't tell me any more if it hurls you so, " I cried.
He turned at the sound of my voice, half dazed for the moment, and not know- ing me, so vividly was he living over those past days of his. Then he recalled him- The Las' Day. 31 self with a start, and with a half pathetic smile took up the thread of his story.
What to read after The Las Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Imogen Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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