The Rocky Island
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It was a sore passage for Irrgeist, for thewhole ground was strewed with thorns, which pierced his feet at everystep, and the sparks from the fire-pits flew ever round him, and now andthen fell in showers over him. Neither did he hear now the pleasantsound of the voice of kindness; whether it were that it had died away, heknew not, or whether it were that the crackling and roaring of the fierceflames, and the voice of the beasts behind, and his own groans andcrying, drowned its soft music, so t...hat he heard it not.
I had looked at him until I could bear it no more; for the path seemed togrow narrower and narrower; the flames from the two pits already almosttouched; and I could not endure to see, as I feared I should, the littleone, whom I had watched, become the prey of their devouring fierceness. So, with a bitter groan for Irrgeist, I turned me back to the road to seehow it fared with Furchtsam and Gehulfe.
They had fallen far behind the others from the first. Poor littleFurchtsam had a trembling tottering gait; and as he walked, he looked onthis side and on that, as if every step was dangerous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a sore passage for Irrgeist, for thewhole ground was strewed with thorns, which pierced his feet at everystep, and the sparks from the fire-pits flew ever round him, and now andthen fell in showers over him. Neither did he hear now the pleasantsound of the voice of kindness; whether it were that it had died away, heknew not, or whether it were that the crackling and roaring of the fierceflames, and the voice of the beasts behind, and his own groans andcrying, drowned its soft music, so t...hat he heard it not.
I had looked at him until I could bear it no more; for the path seemed togrow narrower and narrower; the flames from the two pits already almosttouched; and I could not endure to see, as I feared I should, the littleone, whom I had watched, become the prey of their devouring fierceness. So, with a bitter groan for Irrgeist, I turned me back to the road to seehow it fared with Furchtsam and Gehulfe.
They had fallen far behind the others from the first. Poor littleFurchtsam had a trembling tottering gait; and as he walked, he looked onthis side and on that, as if every step was dangerous.
What to read after The Rocky Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilberforce Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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