The World of Romance
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"When they came opposite to where I stood, these two stopped for a while, being in nowise shadowy, as I have heard men say ghosts are, but clearand distinct. They stopped close by me, as I stood motionless, unable topray; they turned to each other, face to face, and the maiden said, 'Love, for this our last true meeting before the end of all, we need awitness; let this man, softened by sorrow, even as we are, go with us. ' "I never heard such music as her words were; though I used to wonder whe...nI was young whether the angels in heaven sung better than the choiresterssang in our church, and though, even then the sound of the triumphanthymn came up to me in a breath of wind, and floated round me, makingdreams, in that moment of awe and great dread, of the old long-past daysin that old church, of her who lay under the pavement of it; whose sweetvoice once, once long ago, once only to me--yet I shall see her again. "He became silent as he said this, and no man cared to break in upon histhoughts, seeing the choking movement in his throat, the fierce clenchingof hand and foot, the stiffening of the muscles all over him; but soon, with an upward jerk of his head, he threw back the long elf locks thathad fallen over his eyes while his head was bent down, and went on asbefore: "The knight passed his hand across his brow, as if to clear away somemist that had gathered there, and said, in a deep murmurous voice, 'Whythe last time, dearest, why the last time?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When they came opposite to where I stood, these two stopped for a while, being in nowise shadowy, as I have heard men say ghosts are, but clearand distinct. They stopped close by me, as I stood motionless, unable topray; they turned to each other, face to face, and the maiden said, 'Love, for this our last true meeting before the end of all, we need awitness; let this man, softened by sorrow, even as we are, go with us. ' "I never heard such music as her words were; though I used to wonder whe...nI was young whether the angels in heaven sung better than the choiresterssang in our church, and though, even then the sound of the triumphanthymn came up to me in a breath of wind, and floated round me, makingdreams, in that moment of awe and great dread, of the old long-past daysin that old church, of her who lay under the pavement of it; whose sweetvoice once, once long ago, once only to me--yet I shall see her again. "He became silent as he said this, and no man cared to break in upon histhoughts, seeing the choking movement in his throat, the fierce clenchingof hand and foot, the stiffening of the muscles all over him; but soon, with an upward jerk of his head, he threw back the long elf locks thathad fallen over his eyes while his head was bent down, and went on asbefore: "The knight passed his hand across his brow, as if to clear away somemist that had gathered there, and said, in a deep murmurous voice, 'Whythe last time, dearest, why the last time?
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