Those Who Went Remain There Still
Those Who Went Remain There Still
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A thousand times on the train down south I ran my fingers over it and thought, “What am I doing? Why am I following these preposterous instructions, calling me back?”
Twice, when the train pulled into a station in some wilderness backwater, I gathered my things and prepared to leave.
“I can’t do this,” I said to the man sharing my compartment.
I took my suitcase and I made it to the edge of the ironwork stairs that would allow me to disembark, and I felt the envelope burning against my chest.
So... insistent, so vengeful, so reluctant to be ignored.
I turned around both times and went back to my car, where my fellow passenger was too polite to comment upon my inconstant nature.
As the engine dragged us along the rails, the puffing smoke and clanging wheels and whistling steam created a rhythm that lulled me, and from time to time I would rest my neck against the back of the seat and I would dream.
But the dreams were fierce and unpleasant, and I would jolt awake with apologies to my seatmate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A thousand times on the train down south I ran my fingers over it and thought, “What am I doing? Why am I following these preposterous instructions, calling me back?”
Twice, when the train pulled into a station in some wilderness backwater, I gathered my things and prepared to leave.
“I can’t do this,” I said to the man sharing my compartment.
I took my suitcase and I made it to the edge of the ironwork stairs that would allow me to disembark, and I felt the envelope burning against my chest.
So... insistent, so vengeful, so reluctant to be ignored.
I turned around both times and went back to my car, where my fellow passenger was too polite to comment upon my inconstant nature.
As the engine dragged us along the rails, the puffing smoke and clanging wheels and whistling steam created a rhythm that lulled me, and from time to time I would rest my neck against the back of the seat and I would dream.
But the dreams were fierce and unpleasant, and I would jolt awake with apologies to my seatmate.
What to read after Those Who Went Remain There Still?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cherie Priest to read onlineMoreLess
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