The Wings of Icarus
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Oh, of course it is not true; it is just a dream. I think this is howthe dream went.
I sat in the study at the Thatched Cottage; we were all four there;I had not spoken for a while; the thing I had to say weighed medown. I said it suddenly, "I am going back to Florence; I shallleave Graysmill on Monday. " Richard Norton cried, "What?" and Jane cried, "Emilia!" It was onlyGabriel that said nothing.
He sprang up, and looked at me in silence. Thank Heaven, my back wasto the window, for I could not... take my eyes away from his. I thoughthe grew a little pale; I even thought his lips moved a little. Thenhe spoke.
"No, no; who said that? We cannot spare you. Emilia, Emilia, youmust never leave us!" That is how the dream goes. I put my head down on the table.
"God knows, " I said, "I do not want to leave you. " There was a long silence; I sat there bowed, struggling with mytears; I think I heard footsteps and a closing door. Then a hand waslaid upon my shoulder, --I knew whose hand it was, and I shookbeneath it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, of course it is not true; it is just a dream. I think this is howthe dream went.
I sat in the study at the Thatched Cottage; we were all four there;I had not spoken for a while; the thing I had to say weighed medown. I said it suddenly, "I am going back to Florence; I shallleave Graysmill on Monday. " Richard Norton cried, "What?" and Jane cried, "Emilia!" It was onlyGabriel that said nothing.
He sprang up, and looked at me in silence. Thank Heaven, my back wasto the window, for I could not... take my eyes away from his. I thoughthe grew a little pale; I even thought his lips moved a little. Thenhe spoke.
"No, no; who said that? We cannot spare you. Emilia, Emilia, youmust never leave us!" That is how the dream goes. I put my head down on the table.
"God knows, " I said, "I do not want to leave you. " There was a long silence; I sat there bowed, struggling with mytears; I think I heard footsteps and a closing door. Then a hand waslaid upon my shoulder, --I knew whose hand it was, and I shookbeneath it.
What to read after The Wings of Icarus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alma-Tadema Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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