The Mummy's Foot
The Mummy's Foot
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The eyes of my soul were opened, and I beheld my chamber as it actuallywas. I might have believed myself awake but for a vague consciousnesswhich assured me that I slept, and that something fantastic was about totake place.
The odour of the myrrh had augmented in intensity, and I felt a slightheadache, which I very naturally attributed to several glasses ofchampagne that we had drunk to the unknown gods and our future fortunes.
I peered through my room with a feeling of expectation which I sawn...othing to justify. Every article of furniture was in its proper place. The lamp, softly shaded by its globe of ground crystal, burned upon itsbracket; the water-colour sketches shone under their Bohemian glass;the curtains hung down languidly; everything wore an aspect of tranquilslumber.
After a few moments, however, all this calm interior appeared to becomedisturbed. The woodwork cracked stealthily, the ash-covered log suddenlyemitted a jet of blue flame, and the discs of the pateras seemed likegreat metallic eyes, watching, like myself, for the things which wereabout to happen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The eyes of my soul were opened, and I beheld my chamber as it actuallywas. I might have believed myself awake but for a vague consciousnesswhich assured me that I slept, and that something fantastic was about totake place.
The odour of the myrrh had augmented in intensity, and I felt a slightheadache, which I very naturally attributed to several glasses ofchampagne that we had drunk to the unknown gods and our future fortunes.
I peered through my room with a feeling of expectation which I sawn...othing to justify. Every article of furniture was in its proper place. The lamp, softly shaded by its globe of ground crystal, burned upon itsbracket; the water-colour sketches shone under their Bohemian glass;the curtains hung down languidly; everything wore an aspect of tranquilslumber.
After a few moments, however, all this calm interior appeared to becomedisturbed. The woodwork cracked stealthily, the ash-covered log suddenlyemitted a jet of blue flame, and the discs of the pateras seemed likegreat metallic eyes, watching, like myself, for the things which wereabout to happen.
What to read after The Mummy's Foot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gautier, Théophile, 1811-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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