The Universal Anthology: a Collection of the Best Literature ..., volume 30
The Universal Anthology: a Collection of the Best Literature ..., volume 30
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Fitz-Maurice continues to walk slowly onwards, and the Old Man gives way, step by step. The ground rocks and heaves, and the stones cleaving asunder, a deep, dark grave yawns before them I The Old Man points to it with an air of deriding malignity. Fitz-Maurice bows his head in silence^ as he still proceeds. They have all passed the grave. Sud- denly a dismal howl, a long, deep, and melancholy moan, breaks upon the stillness of the scene.
Again the ground rocks and heaves — again the pavement o...pens, and another grave gapes beneath their feet I The Old Man points to it, as before. Fitz-Maurice raises his eyes to heaven, and his lips move, as if in prayer. A louder howl, a longer and a deeper moan, are heard ; but Fitz-Maurice ad- vances upon the still retreating footsteps of the Old Man, whose looks betray rage and amazement I And now, upon the leaden-colored mist that had hitherto enveloped them, there grew a streaming brightness of saffron- tinted light, which emitted a most noisome odor, and filled the whole surrounding space; but it was too opaque to render visible more than a small portion of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fitz-Maurice continues to walk slowly onwards, and the Old Man gives way, step by step. The ground rocks and heaves, and the stones cleaving asunder, a deep, dark grave yawns before them I The Old Man points to it with an air of deriding malignity. Fitz-Maurice bows his head in silence^ as he still proceeds. They have all passed the grave. Sud- denly a dismal howl, a long, deep, and melancholy moan, breaks upon the stillness of the scene.
Again the ground rocks and heaves — again the pavement o...pens, and another grave gapes beneath their feet I The Old Man points to it, as before. Fitz-Maurice raises his eyes to heaven, and his lips move, as if in prayer. A louder howl, a longer and a deeper moan, are heard ; but Fitz-Maurice ad- vances upon the still retreating footsteps of the Old Man, whose looks betray rage and amazement I And now, upon the leaden-colored mist that had hitherto enveloped them, there grew a streaming brightness of saffron- tinted light, which emitted a most noisome odor, and filled the whole surrounding space; but it was too opaque to render visible more than a small portion of it.
What to read after The Universal Anthology: a Collection of the Best Literature ..., volume 30?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Garnett, Léon Vallée, Alois Brandl to read onlineMoreLess
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