The Old House By the River
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There is something very unearthly in that peculiar sound. " " I heard you say something of the same sort once be fore. Please explain. I did not know that your life had been marked by any visitations of the supernatural. " " It has not been, except in dreams ; and in those how often ! I tell you, Phil, God never gave to human intel lect a gift so blessed as the power of dreaming. It is a magic surpassing that of the woman of Endor ; for it not only calls the dead to life again, and clothes them... with familiar looks and smiles, but it has power over that most difficult object of resurrection, a dead affection ! and it will bring it from the dead, without the grave clothes, in all its original beauty and ravishing glory. Sometimes it enters the future ; not often though (and THE WAIL OF THE WIND. 129 Willis spoke musingly now, as if I were not present). I dare not let my dreams go there too often, lest the magic with the fabled power of the olden time destroy the ma gician ! I dare not weave a spell around the things to come, lest the servants of my magic destroy or madden me!" " A story Joe I wait, " said I, raising my feet to the soft cushion of the footstool in front of the grate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is something very unearthly in that peculiar sound. " " I heard you say something of the same sort once be fore. Please explain. I did not know that your life had been marked by any visitations of the supernatural. " " It has not been, except in dreams ; and in those how often ! I tell you, Phil, God never gave to human intel lect a gift so blessed as the power of dreaming. It is a magic surpassing that of the woman of Endor ; for it not only calls the dead to life again, and clothes them... with familiar looks and smiles, but it has power over that most difficult object of resurrection, a dead affection ! and it will bring it from the dead, without the grave clothes, in all its original beauty and ravishing glory. Sometimes it enters the future ; not often though (and THE WAIL OF THE WIND. 129 Willis spoke musingly now, as if I were not present). I dare not let my dreams go there too often, lest the magic with the fabled power of the olden time destroy the ma gician ! I dare not weave a spell around the things to come, lest the servants of my magic destroy or madden me!" " A story Joe I wait, " said I, raising my feet to the soft cushion of the footstool in front of the grate.
What to read after The Old House By the River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Cowper Prime to read onlineMoreLess
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