The Phantoms of the Foot-Bridge
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The swift motion ofthis aerial fleet sailing with the wind might be inferred from theseemingly hurried pace of the moon making hard for the west. Stillbright was the illumined segment, but despite its glitter the shadowyspace of the full disk was distinctly visible, its dusky field spangledwith myriads of minute, dully golden points. Down, down it took itsway in haste--in disordered fright, it seemed, as if it had no heartto witness the storm which the wind and the clouds foreboded--to fairersk...ies somewhere behind those western mountains. Soon even its vaguelight would encroach no more upon the darkness. The great hotel would beinvisible, annihilated as it were in the gloom, and not even thus dimlyexist, glimmering, alone, forlorn, so incongruous to the wilderness thatit seemed even now some mere figment of the brain, as the two horsemencame with a freshened burst of speed along the deserted avenue andreined up beside a small gate at the side.
"No use ter ride all the way around, " observed Emory Keenan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The swift motion ofthis aerial fleet sailing with the wind might be inferred from theseemingly hurried pace of the moon making hard for the west. Stillbright was the illumined segment, but despite its glitter the shadowyspace of the full disk was distinctly visible, its dusky field spangledwith myriads of minute, dully golden points. Down, down it took itsway in haste--in disordered fright, it seemed, as if it had no heartto witness the storm which the wind and the clouds foreboded--to fairersk...ies somewhere behind those western mountains. Soon even its vaguelight would encroach no more upon the darkness. The great hotel would beinvisible, annihilated as it were in the gloom, and not even thus dimlyexist, glimmering, alone, forlorn, so incongruous to the wilderness thatit seemed even now some mere figment of the brain, as the two horsemencame with a freshened burst of speed along the deserted avenue andreined up beside a small gate at the side.
"No use ter ride all the way around, " observed Emory Keenan.
What to read after The Phantoms of the Foot-Bridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murfree Mary Noailles to read onlineMoreLess
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