The Pagans
The Pagans
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" The talk drifted away to general and indifferent subjects, broken hereand there by allusions and criticisms relating to the Flight of theMonths, and not infrequently dropping into brief silences. One of theseHerman broke by saying abruptly: "You do not know how your song has haunted me all night. I have beensaying over and over to myself 'I strew these opiate flowers On thy restless pillow. ' And, indeed, I longed for some such soporific myself before morning. Your coffee or your song, or--yo...urself, "--he hesitated over the lastword--kept me very effectually awake. " "It must have been the coffee; there was little potency in either ofthe other causes. " "There is much, " he returned resolutely, advancing a step nearer. "Mrs. Greyson, I have not wasted the night. I have thought out a great manythings; the first and chief being in regard to yourself. " His tone, the piercing glow of his eyes, warned Helen what was coming. She thought of Ninitta, and retreated a step.
"It is true, " the sculptor continued, as if answering the doubt impliedby her movement, "that I--" The door opened softly and Ninitta came in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The talk drifted away to general and indifferent subjects, broken hereand there by allusions and criticisms relating to the Flight of theMonths, and not infrequently dropping into brief silences. One of theseHerman broke by saying abruptly: "You do not know how your song has haunted me all night. I have beensaying over and over to myself 'I strew these opiate flowers On thy restless pillow. ' And, indeed, I longed for some such soporific myself before morning. Your coffee or your song, or--yo...urself, "--he hesitated over the lastword--kept me very effectually awake. " "It must have been the coffee; there was little potency in either ofthe other causes. " "There is much, " he returned resolutely, advancing a step nearer. "Mrs. Greyson, I have not wasted the night. I have thought out a great manythings; the first and chief being in regard to yourself. " His tone, the piercing glow of his eyes, warned Helen what was coming. She thought of Ninitta, and retreated a step.
"It is true, " the sculptor continued, as if answering the doubt impliedby her movement, "that I--" The door opened softly and Ninitta came in.
What to read after The Pagans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates Arlo to read onlineMoreLess
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