The Willows
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At length, at a moment when a stray puff prolonged itself as though thewind were about to rise again, I reached the point for me of saturation, the point where it was absolutely necessary to find relief in plain speech, or else to betray myself by some hysterical extravagance that must havebeen far worse in its effect upon both of us. I kicked the fire into ablaze, and turned to my companion abruptly. He looked up with a start.
"I can't disguise it any longer, " I said; "I don't like this place..., and thedarkness, and the noises, and the awful feelings I get. There's somethinghere that beats me utterly. I'm in a blue funk, and that's the plain truth. If the other shore was--different, I swear I'd be inclined to swim for it!" The Swede's face turned very white beneath the deep tan of sun and wind. Hestared straight at me and answered quietly, but his voice betrayed his hugeexcitement by its unnatural calmness. For the moment, at any rate, he wasthe strong man of the two. He was more phlegmatic, for one thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At length, at a moment when a stray puff prolonged itself as though thewind were about to rise again, I reached the point for me of saturation, the point where it was absolutely necessary to find relief in plain speech, or else to betray myself by some hysterical extravagance that must havebeen far worse in its effect upon both of us. I kicked the fire into ablaze, and turned to my companion abruptly. He looked up with a start.
"I can't disguise it any longer, " I said; "I don't like this place..., and thedarkness, and the noises, and the awful feelings I get. There's somethinghere that beats me utterly. I'm in a blue funk, and that's the plain truth. If the other shore was--different, I swear I'd be inclined to swim for it!" The Swede's face turned very white beneath the deep tan of sun and wind. Hestared straight at me and answered quietly, but his voice betrayed his hugeexcitement by its unnatural calmness. For the moment, at any rate, he wasthe strong man of the two. He was more phlegmatic, for one thing.
What to read after The Willows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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