The Mysterious Stranger
The Mysterious Stranger
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I think it was mostlike opals washing about in waves and flashing out their splendid fires. But there is nothing to compare the wine with. We drank it, and felt astrange and witching ecstasy as of heaven go stealing through us, andSeppi's eyes filled and he said worshipingly: "We shall be there some day, and then--" He glanced furtively at Satan, and I think he hoped Satan would say, "Yes, you will be there some day, " but Satan seemed to be thinking aboutsomething else, and said nothing. This ...made me feel ghastly, for I knewhe had heard; nothing, spoken or unspoken, ever escaped him. Poor Seppilooked distressed, and did not finish his remark. The goblets roseand clove their way into the sky, a triplet of radiant sundogs, anddisappeared. Why didn't they stay? It seemed a bad sign, and depressedme. Should I ever see mine again? Would Seppi ever see his?
Chapter 9 It was wonderful, the mastery Satan had over time and distance. For himthey did not exist. He called them human inventions, and said they wereartificialities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think it was mostlike opals washing about in waves and flashing out their splendid fires. But there is nothing to compare the wine with. We drank it, and felt astrange and witching ecstasy as of heaven go stealing through us, andSeppi's eyes filled and he said worshipingly: "We shall be there some day, and then--" He glanced furtively at Satan, and I think he hoped Satan would say, "Yes, you will be there some day, " but Satan seemed to be thinking aboutsomething else, and said nothing. This ...made me feel ghastly, for I knewhe had heard; nothing, spoken or unspoken, ever escaped him. Poor Seppilooked distressed, and did not finish his remark. The goblets roseand clove their way into the sky, a triplet of radiant sundogs, anddisappeared. Why didn't they stay? It seemed a bad sign, and depressedme. Should I ever see mine again? Would Seppi ever see his?
Chapter 9 It was wonderful, the mastery Satan had over time and distance. For himthey did not exist. He called them human inventions, and said they wereartificialities.
What to read after The Mysterious Stranger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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