The Poems And Stories of Fitz James Obrien
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Melancholy human love wandered out on distant heaths, or beneath dank and gloomy cypresses, murmuring its un- answered sorrow, or hateful gnomes sported and sang in the stagnant swamps, triumphing in unearthly tones over the knight whom they had lured to his death. Such was Blokeeta's night's entertainment ; and when he at length closed the piano, and hurried away through the cold morn- ing, he left a memory about the instrument from which I could never escape.
Those snow-shoes that hang in the... space between the mirror and the door recall Canadian wanderings, a long race through the dense forests, over the frozen snow, through whose brittle crust the slender hoofs of the cari- bou that we were pursuing sank at every step, until the poor creature despairingly turned at bay in a small juni- per coppice, and we heartlessly shot him down. And I remember how Gabriel, the habitant, and Francois, the half-breed, cut his throat, and how the hot blood rushed out in a torrent over the snowy soil ; and I recall the snow cabane that Gabriel built, where we all three slept so warmly; and the great fire that glowed at our feet, painting all kinds of demoniac shapes on the black screen of forest that lay without ; and the deer-steaks that we roasted for our breakfast ; and the savage drunkenness of Gabriel in the morning, he having been privately drinking out of my brandy-flask all the night long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Melancholy human love wandered out on distant heaths, or beneath dank and gloomy cypresses, murmuring its un- answered sorrow, or hateful gnomes sported and sang in the stagnant swamps, triumphing in unearthly tones over the knight whom they had lured to his death. Such was Blokeeta's night's entertainment ; and when he at length closed the piano, and hurried away through the cold morn- ing, he left a memory about the instrument from which I could never escape.
Those snow-shoes that hang in the... space between the mirror and the door recall Canadian wanderings, a long race through the dense forests, over the frozen snow, through whose brittle crust the slender hoofs of the cari- bou that we were pursuing sank at every step, until the poor creature despairingly turned at bay in a small juni- per coppice, and we heartlessly shot him down. And I remember how Gabriel, the habitant, and Francois, the half-breed, cut his throat, and how the hot blood rushed out in a torrent over the snowy soil ; and I recall the snow cabane that Gabriel built, where we all three slept so warmly; and the great fire that glowed at our feet, painting all kinds of demoniac shapes on the black screen of forest that lay without ; and the deer-steaks that we roasted for our breakfast ; and the savage drunkenness of Gabriel in the morning, he having been privately drinking out of my brandy-flask all the night long.
What to read after The Poems And Stories of Fitz James Obrien?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'brien Fitz James to read onlineMoreLess
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