The Woman of the Hill
The Woman of the Hill
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A passion flower climbed and twisted in a thousand wreaths round the marble columns, and she drew a cluster of mauve blossoms and held them against her burning face.
Once again the joy of loving enthralled her, and a little weary with such keen emotions, though happy in a sense that life and the interests of life had come back to her, she lay down on the bed. Hardly had she stretched out her lithe young form when love and all that made love beautiful 138 THE WOMAN OF THE HILL 139 seemed to moun...t in swelling waves round her, and her eyelids drooped under the influence of the waking dream. Then pulling the gauze curtains close, like a tired child she drifted into sleep.
She had scarcely slept when the most horrible dream assailed her. She held in her hands the bloody head of Noureddin, that the Sultan had decapitated, and her screams were stifled by some fearful weight at her heart.
Waking in an agony of terror, she sat up, saying half aloud over and over again, " Bis millah " (In the name of God), to drive away the terrible vision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A passion flower climbed and twisted in a thousand wreaths round the marble columns, and she drew a cluster of mauve blossoms and held them against her burning face.
Once again the joy of loving enthralled her, and a little weary with such keen emotions, though happy in a sense that life and the interests of life had come back to her, she lay down on the bed. Hardly had she stretched out her lithe young form when love and all that made love beautiful 138 THE WOMAN OF THE HILL 139 seemed to moun...t in swelling waves round her, and her eyelids drooped under the influence of the waking dream. Then pulling the gauze curtains close, like a tired child she drifted into sleep.
She had scarcely slept when the most horrible dream assailed her. She held in her hands the bloody head of Noureddin, that the Sultan had decapitated, and her screams were stifled by some fearful weight at her heart.
Waking in an agony of terror, she sat up, saying half aloud over and over again, " Bis millah " (In the name of God), to drive away the terrible vision.
What to read after The Woman of the Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Une Circassiene to read onlineMoreLess
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