The Old Knowledge
The Old Knowledge
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Vaporous all of them, vague in their draperies, and yet with the vivid suggestion of actual presences ; of something positively seen.
Here, again, were studies of a man, talking, it seemed, but his arms, raised in gesture, obeyed the lines of strange curves indicated sweeping round him ; and here was a face just oudined, with rapt eyes shining out from under a brow so placid that it made the eyes more uncanny than before. It was uncannily familiar to her, like something half Digitized by Google... THE OLD KNOWLEDGE loi remembered. Millicent looked up to question, and she saw the same eyes fixed upon her.
In a moment, in a flash, they had changed — they were as before, grey, courteous, and inscrutable. It made her feel uneasy, this look of vision, of sight other than the bodily. For a moment she could not control a movement of aversion — an impulse to question the sanity both of the work and of the man.
** These are wonderful imaginations of yours," she said ; and she was vaguely conscious of an undercurrent in her voice that turned the common- place remark into a stricture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vaporous all of them, vague in their draperies, and yet with the vivid suggestion of actual presences ; of something positively seen.
Here, again, were studies of a man, talking, it seemed, but his arms, raised in gesture, obeyed the lines of strange curves indicated sweeping round him ; and here was a face just oudined, with rapt eyes shining out from under a brow so placid that it made the eyes more uncanny than before. It was uncannily familiar to her, like something half Digitized by Google... THE OLD KNOWLEDGE loi remembered. Millicent looked up to question, and she saw the same eyes fixed upon her.
In a moment, in a flash, they had changed — they were as before, grey, courteous, and inscrutable. It made her feel uneasy, this look of vision, of sight other than the bodily. For a moment she could not control a movement of aversion — an impulse to question the sanity both of the work and of the man.
** These are wonderful imaginations of yours," she said ; and she was vaguely conscious of an undercurrent in her voice that turned the common- place remark into a stricture.
What to read after The Old Knowledge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwynn Stephen Lucius to read onlineMoreLess
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