The Uncrowned King
The Uncrowned King
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Without the Temple the tall trees were still-still andsilent were the sweet-voiced birds. The sunlight and shadow fairies haddanced to the ends of the lanes of gold--danced to the very ends andwere gone. The feathery cloud ships in the blue above seemed to lie atanchor, and over the surface of the Beautiful Sea no laughing ripplesran to play on the pebbly beach.
The Pilgrim arose from his couch, and, going to the open window, looked, and there, in the still, fathomless, depth of the clear water..., he saw asin a crystal glass the wonderful city Daybyday with its canals andharbors, its parks and drives, its groves and gardens, its palaces andtemples.
Then, even as the Pilgrim looked, quickly the Evening Wind sprang up. Again the tall trees rustled their leaves, the cloud ships lifted theiranchors, the waves of the Beautiful Sea ran joyously; the Vision in theDeeps Beneath was gone.
* * * * * AND THE SECOND VOICE WAS THE VOICE OF THE EVENING WIND [Illustration: And the Second Voice wasThe Voice of the Evening Wind (see king006.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without the Temple the tall trees were still-still andsilent were the sweet-voiced birds. The sunlight and shadow fairies haddanced to the ends of the lanes of gold--danced to the very ends andwere gone. The feathery cloud ships in the blue above seemed to lie atanchor, and over the surface of the Beautiful Sea no laughing ripplesran to play on the pebbly beach.
The Pilgrim arose from his couch, and, going to the open window, looked, and there, in the still, fathomless, depth of the clear water..., he saw asin a crystal glass the wonderful city Daybyday with its canals andharbors, its parks and drives, its groves and gardens, its palaces andtemples.
Then, even as the Pilgrim looked, quickly the Evening Wind sprang up. Again the tall trees rustled their leaves, the cloud ships lifted theiranchors, the waves of the Beautiful Sea ran joyously; the Vision in theDeeps Beneath was gone.
* * * * * AND THE SECOND VOICE WAS THE VOICE OF THE EVENING WIND [Illustration: And the Second Voice wasThe Voice of the Evening Wind (see king006.
What to read after The Uncrowned King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright Harold Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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