The Sorceress of Rome
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Was she mocking him ? Did she speak truth ?
" Surely so peerless an enchantress, with admirers so numerous, cannot find it worth her while to add a new wor shipper to the idolatrous throng ? " he answered.
" Ah ! Little you know, " she murmured indolently, with a touch of cold disdain in her accents. " My worshippers are my puppets, my slaves! There is not a man amongst them, " she added, raising her voice, "not a man! They kiss the hand that spurns their touch! As for you, " she added, leaning... forward, so that the dark shower of her hair brushed his 217 THE SORCERESS OF ROME cheek and her drowsy eyes sank into his own, " As for you you are from the North. I love a nature of strongly repressed and concentrated passion, of a proud and chilly temper. Like our volcanoes they wear crowns of ice, but fires un quenchable smother in their depths. And might not at a touch from the destined hand the flame in your heart leap forth uncontrolled ? " Eckhardt met the enchantress look with one of mingled dread and intoxication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was she mocking him ? Did she speak truth ?
" Surely so peerless an enchantress, with admirers so numerous, cannot find it worth her while to add a new wor shipper to the idolatrous throng ? " he answered.
" Ah ! Little you know, " she murmured indolently, with a touch of cold disdain in her accents. " My worshippers are my puppets, my slaves! There is not a man amongst them, " she added, raising her voice, "not a man! They kiss the hand that spurns their touch! As for you, " she added, leaning... forward, so that the dark shower of her hair brushed his 217 THE SORCERESS OF ROME cheek and her drowsy eyes sank into his own, " As for you you are from the North. I love a nature of strongly repressed and concentrated passion, of a proud and chilly temper. Like our volcanoes they wear crowns of ice, but fires un quenchable smother in their depths. And might not at a touch from the destined hand the flame in your heart leap forth uncontrolled ? " Eckhardt met the enchantress look with one of mingled dread and intoxication.
What to read after The Sorceress of Rome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan Gallizier to read onlineMoreLess
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