The Lily of Life : a Fairy Tale
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She was already so tired, and her nerves had been so badly shaken by all she had gone through, that she wondered if she might remain a night in the hut to rest, or if the magnet would draw her on again, without leaving her any time to recover. For the moment it lay quite passive in her hand, and in her pocket she felt the little lamp and the piece of yellow glass, both of which in some mysterious way had remained unbroken in spite of all she had endured. By degrees the man's talk grew less anim...ated, and he, too, began gazing into the fire with the natural silence of those who live mostly alone. Corona felt a sort of peace stealing over her whole being, and a great wish to sleep seemed to be pressing down her eyelids. Rollo noticed this, and told his father 79 The Lily of Life that they had better go to work, whilst they let their guest rest in the single bed. Corona accepted readily. RoUo unfastened her cloak, and laid it awkwardly but gently over her, then rolled up some rags to put under her head as a pillow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was already so tired, and her nerves had been so badly shaken by all she had gone through, that she wondered if she might remain a night in the hut to rest, or if the magnet would draw her on again, without leaving her any time to recover. For the moment it lay quite passive in her hand, and in her pocket she felt the little lamp and the piece of yellow glass, both of which in some mysterious way had remained unbroken in spite of all she had endured. By degrees the man's talk grew less anim...ated, and he, too, began gazing into the fire with the natural silence of those who live mostly alone. Corona felt a sort of peace stealing over her whole being, and a great wish to sleep seemed to be pressing down her eyelids. Rollo noticed this, and told his father 79 The Lily of Life that they had better go to work, whilst they let their guest rest in the single bed. Corona accepted readily. RoUo unfastened her cloak, and laid it awkwardly but gently over her, then rolled up some rags to put under her head as a pillow.
What to read after The Lily of Life : a Fairy Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie, Queen, Consort of Ferdinand I, King of Romania, 1875-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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