The Son of the Wolf
The Son of the Wolf
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As noontime drewnear and the day brightened, he dragged himself outside to feast on theevanescent glow, which was to him an earnest of the sun's futureintentions. Weatherbee was also feeling somewhat better, and crawledout beside him. They propped themselves in the snow beneath themoveless wind-vane, and waited.
The stillness of death was about them. In other climes, when naturefalls into such moods, there is a subdued air of expectancy, a waitingfor some small voice to take up the broken strai...n. Not so in the North. The two men had lived seeming eons in this ghostly peace.
They could remember no song of the past; they could conjure no song ofthe future. This unearthly calm had always been--the tranquil silenceof eternity.
Their eyes were fixed upon the north. Unseen, behind their backs, behind the towering mountains to the south, the sun swept toward thezenith of another sky than theirs. Sole spectators of the mightycanvas, they watched the false dawn slowly grow. A faint flame began toglow and smoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As noontime drewnear and the day brightened, he dragged himself outside to feast on theevanescent glow, which was to him an earnest of the sun's futureintentions. Weatherbee was also feeling somewhat better, and crawledout beside him. They propped themselves in the snow beneath themoveless wind-vane, and waited.
The stillness of death was about them. In other climes, when naturefalls into such moods, there is a subdued air of expectancy, a waitingfor some small voice to take up the broken strai...n. Not so in the North. The two men had lived seeming eons in this ghostly peace.
They could remember no song of the past; they could conjure no song ofthe future. This unearthly calm had always been--the tranquil silenceof eternity.
Their eyes were fixed upon the north. Unseen, behind their backs, behind the towering mountains to the south, the sun swept toward thezenith of another sky than theirs. Sole spectators of the mightycanvas, they watched the false dawn slowly grow. A faint flame began toglow and smoulder.
What to read after The Son of the Wolf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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