The Night Land
The Night Land
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And when I had gat this far to a readiness for my going, I minded methat I should try the compass again, as I did intend. And surely themachine did point between the North and the South, upon the Westwardarc, even as Naani had told unto me; yet, as it did seem, with somewhatmore of a Southward pointing than she had made me to think. And becauseof this telling of the compass, a great ease came upon my spirit; for, surely, was not this but a sure sign that I did go direct unto thathidden place of... the world where the Lesser Refuge did abide; but yet wasnot come over-close, so that the pull of the Mighty Earth-Current of theGreat Redoubt was something stronger than in the place where was theLittle Pyramid.
And all this did I think very swift to myself, and had a glad upliftingof the heart, as you do perceive; so that I went forward upon myjourney, with a great stride, and did scarce fear any strange thing thatall the Country did hold, in that moment.
And I went all that day at a strong pace, and did be oft tempted to sendthe Master-Word unto Naani; yet did keep from so foolish an acting, thewhich, mayhaps, had brought straightway upon me an Evil Power, and hadgiven me to Destruction when that I was near come to the succour of theMaid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when I had gat this far to a readiness for my going, I minded methat I should try the compass again, as I did intend. And surely themachine did point between the North and the South, upon the Westwardarc, even as Naani had told unto me; yet, as it did seem, with somewhatmore of a Southward pointing than she had made me to think. And becauseof this telling of the compass, a great ease came upon my spirit; for, surely, was not this but a sure sign that I did go direct unto thathidden place of... the world where the Lesser Refuge did abide; but yet wasnot come over-close, so that the pull of the Mighty Earth-Current of theGreat Redoubt was something stronger than in the place where was theLittle Pyramid.
And all this did I think very swift to myself, and had a glad upliftingof the heart, as you do perceive; so that I went forward upon myjourney, with a great stride, and did scarce fear any strange thing thatall the Country did hold, in that moment.
And I went all that day at a strong pace, and did be oft tempted to sendthe Master-Word unto Naani; yet did keep from so foolish an acting, thewhich, mayhaps, had brought straightway upon me an Evil Power, and hadgiven me to Destruction when that I was near come to the succour of theMaid.
What to read after The Night Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hodgson William Hope to read onlineMoreLess
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