Up From the Hills
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"By Jove, I'll end this" was the thought that came. Immediately I sat up, but I was so dizzy I was not quite sure, and when I tried to put my feet down off the bed they wouldn't go, and I lay down once more.
Thoughts came. Nausea followed. I decided my days were ending; life's great glories were gone.
I knew I was leaving the world of the living; every- thing was settling down. The torture grew steadily worse. My first inclination was to bewail my pitiful lot, and I had a desire to curse, but s...o near the brink I was slipping, fear stepped into the race, and finally a little prayer was uttered instead of a hideous curse.
"Oh, God, by all I hold sacred, if I must go through the world, crippled and blind, let it all end here, I pray You." My feet were cold. Icy cliills began to creep up my back. Each one seemed to follow the other from my feet up my spine out at the top of my head. As the day wore on they came more frequently and with a more pronounced shiver each time. After a while they started in my knees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By Jove, I'll end this" was the thought that came. Immediately I sat up, but I was so dizzy I was not quite sure, and when I tried to put my feet down off the bed they wouldn't go, and I lay down once more.
Thoughts came. Nausea followed. I decided my days were ending; life's great glories were gone.
I knew I was leaving the world of the living; every- thing was settling down. The torture grew steadily worse. My first inclination was to bewail my pitiful lot, and I had a desire to curse, but s...o near the brink I was slipping, fear stepped into the race, and finally a little prayer was uttered instead of a hideous curse.
"Oh, God, by all I hold sacred, if I must go through the world, crippled and blind, let it all end here, I pray You." My feet were cold. Icy cliills began to creep up my back. Each one seemed to follow the other from my feet up my spine out at the top of my head. As the day wore on they came more frequently and with a more pronounced shiver each time. After a while they started in my knees.
What to read after Up From the Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by N C Nymphus Coridon Hanks to read onlineMoreLess
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