Thorn Birds
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And she was coming, Meggie. Slim, golden, in a pair of breeches and a white man's shirt exactly like his own, a man's grey felt hat on the back of her head, tan boots on her feet. Like a boy, like her son, who should have been his son. THE THORN BIRDS / 505 He was a man, but when he too lay here there would be nothing left living to mark the fact. She came on, stepped over the white fence, came so close all he could see were her eyes, those grey, light-filled eyes which hadn't lost their beauty... or their hold over his heart. Her arms were around his neck, his fate again within his touch, it was as if he had never been away from her, that mouth alive under his, not a dream; so long wanted, so long. A different kind of sacrament, dark like the earth, having nothing to do with the sky. "Meggie, Meggie, " he said, his face in her hair, her hat on the grass, his arms around her. "It doesn't seem to matter, does it? Nothing ever changes, " she said, eyes closed. "No, nothing changes, " he said, believing it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And she was coming, Meggie. Slim, golden, in a pair of breeches and a white man's shirt exactly like his own, a man's grey felt hat on the back of her head, tan boots on her feet. Like a boy, like her son, who should have been his son. THE THORN BIRDS / 505 He was a man, but when he too lay here there would be nothing left living to mark the fact. She came on, stepped over the white fence, came so close all he could see were her eyes, those grey, light-filled eyes which hadn't lost their beauty... or their hold over his heart. Her arms were around his neck, his fate again within his touch, it was as if he had never been away from her, that mouth alive under his, not a dream; so long wanted, so long. A different kind of sacrament, dark like the earth, having nothing to do with the sky. "Meggie, Meggie, " he said, his face in her hair, her hat on the grass, his arms around her. "It doesn't seem to matter, does it? Nothing ever changes, " she said, eyes closed. "No, nothing changes, " he said, believing it.
What to read after Thorn Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colleen Mccullough to read onlineMoreLess
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