The Works of "fiona Macleod."
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142 The Book of the Opal , He gave me also the rare and beautiful stone after which he had named his book. He told me that it possessed occult powers, but whether of itself, or in the making of its per- fect beauty, he could not say; or simply be- cause of its beauty, and because perfect beauty has an infinite radiation and can attract not only influences, but ppwers. It may well be so.
I read often in this Booh of the Opal. It is, to me, as the sea is, or the wind : for, like the unseen and ho...meless creature which in the beginning God breathed between the lips of Heat and Cold, it is full of unbidden meanings and has sighs and laughters : and, like the sea, it has limits and shallows, but holds the stars, and has depths where light is dim and only the still, breathless soul listens ; and has a sudden voice that is old as day and night, and "is fed with dews and rains, and is salt and bitter.
It was not his will that it should be given to others. " I ,would like three to read it," he said : " then, in time, it will be moonlight in many minds, and, through the few, thousands will know all in it that has deep meaning for any but myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
142 The Book of the Opal , He gave me also the rare and beautiful stone after which he had named his book. He told me that it possessed occult powers, but whether of itself, or in the making of its per- fect beauty, he could not say; or simply be- cause of its beauty, and because perfect beauty has an infinite radiation and can attract not only influences, but ppwers. It may well be so.
I read often in this Booh of the Opal. It is, to me, as the sea is, or the wind : for, like the unseen and ho...meless creature which in the beginning God breathed between the lips of Heat and Cold, it is full of unbidden meanings and has sighs and laughters : and, like the sea, it has limits and shallows, but holds the stars, and has depths where light is dim and only the still, breathless soul listens ; and has a sudden voice that is old as day and night, and "is fed with dews and rains, and is salt and bitter.
It was not his will that it should be given to others. " I ,would like three to read it," he said : " then, in time, it will be moonlight in many minds, and, through the few, thousands will know all in it that has deep meaning for any but myself.
What to read after The Works of "fiona Macleod."?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp William to read onlineMoreLess
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