The Miller of Old Church
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Then, turning out of the road, heflung himself down on the broomsedge and lay for other hours gazing overthe autumn landscape to the softly luminous band on the far horizon. Somewhere in a darkened corner of his brain there was the resolve thathe would not return until, like the freckled faced, barefooted boy, hehad "had his day. " At nine o'clock that night he entered an inn in the town of Briarwood, twenty miles north of Applegate, and sitting down at one of the tables, ordered something to e...at. His limbs ached, not from the walk in thewind, but from the passion that had whipped his body like a destroyingfire. He felt still the burning throb of the sore that it had left. Apart from this dull agony he could feel nothing--he could desirenothing--he could remember nothing. Everything was over except theinstinct that told him that he was empty and must be fed.
While he sat there, with his aching forehead bowed in his hands, therecame a light touch on his shoulder, and looking up he saw the ReverendOrlando Mullen, standing at his side like an embodiment of all thethings from which he had fled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, turning out of the road, heflung himself down on the broomsedge and lay for other hours gazing overthe autumn landscape to the softly luminous band on the far horizon. Somewhere in a darkened corner of his brain there was the resolve thathe would not return until, like the freckled faced, barefooted boy, hehad "had his day. " At nine o'clock that night he entered an inn in the town of Briarwood, twenty miles north of Applegate, and sitting down at one of the tables, ordered something to e...at. His limbs ached, not from the walk in thewind, but from the passion that had whipped his body like a destroyingfire. He felt still the burning throb of the sore that it had left. Apart from this dull agony he could feel nothing--he could desirenothing--he could remember nothing. Everything was over except theinstinct that told him that he was empty and must be fed.
While he sat there, with his aching forehead bowed in his hands, therecame a light touch on his shoulder, and looking up he saw the ReverendOrlando Mullen, standing at his side like an embodiment of all thethings from which he had fled.
What to read after The Miller of Old Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glasgow Ellen Anderson Gholson to read onlineMoreLess
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