The Troubadour
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There is despair at the loss of thecomforts the civilization they knew brought them, sorrow at theirinability to share in its greatness--even in memory; and a resignedcertainty that they are the last of the race--they will soon be gone, and no others shall arise after them.
There was silence when Fayliss finished, then discreet but firmapplause, as if the audience felt that giving full reign to theirapproval would make an impious racket. Fayliss seemed to sense thisfeeling, and smiled as he bow...ed.
"These are not songs of your people, are they?" asked Jocelyn.
Fayliss shook his head. "Oh no--they are far removed from us. I ammerely an explorer of past cultures and civilizations, and I enjoyadapting such masterpieces of the past as I can find. This arrangementwas made for you; I shall make a different one for my own people, sothat the sonic values of the music and the words agree with each other. " Kutrov blinked, then asked him--"Well, can you tell us something moreabout the people who created this cycle?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is despair at the loss of thecomforts the civilization they knew brought them, sorrow at theirinability to share in its greatness--even in memory; and a resignedcertainty that they are the last of the race--they will soon be gone, and no others shall arise after them.
There was silence when Fayliss finished, then discreet but firmapplause, as if the audience felt that giving full reign to theirapproval would make an impious racket. Fayliss seemed to sense thisfeeling, and smiled as he bow...ed.
"These are not songs of your people, are they?" asked Jocelyn.
Fayliss shook his head. "Oh no--they are far removed from us. I ammerely an explorer of past cultures and civilizations, and I enjoyadapting such masterpieces of the past as I can find. This arrangementwas made for you; I shall make a different one for my own people, sothat the sonic values of the music and the words agree with each other. " Kutrov blinked, then asked him--"Well, can you tell us something moreabout the people who created this cycle?
What to read after The Troubadour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowndes Robert Augustine Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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