Vala, a Mythological Tale
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The Peri driven from the gates of Paradise could not have been more sadly wounded and cast down, than she was when she heard this dread sentence, coming like a moan from the immeasurable voids. The sweet fancies of a life were turned into wormwood and gall. Her rainbows of f> 'i)> ft Lope liad suddenly vanislied into thick night. A l)hick unut- terable despair covered the earth and the heavens. Her limbs scarcely bore her to her little dark cell, when she flung herself upon the bed and Mept alo...ud in all the desolation of an incon- solable anguish. But it was not for herself she wept ; she thought of hei" parents far a\\'ay, struggling wearily under the heavy load of poverty ; she thought of her brothers and sisters doomed to long lives of unrequited toil ; she thought of the blight that would fall upon all the fine hopes she had conceived from the promises of the Changeable Lady.
" Oh," she said, " it would 1 )e so beautiful to sing, so beauti- ful to console the old and bowed down and broken hearts, so l)eautiful to scatter ti'easures among the poor, when I return among my good friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Peri driven from the gates of Paradise could not have been more sadly wounded and cast down, than she was when she heard this dread sentence, coming like a moan from the immeasurable voids. The sweet fancies of a life were turned into wormwood and gall. Her rainbows of f> 'i)> ft Lope liad suddenly vanislied into thick night. A l)hick unut- terable despair covered the earth and the heavens. Her limbs scarcely bore her to her little dark cell, when she flung herself upon the bed and Mept alo...ud in all the desolation of an incon- solable anguish. But it was not for herself she wept ; she thought of hei" parents far a\\'ay, struggling wearily under the heavy load of poverty ; she thought of her brothers and sisters doomed to long lives of unrequited toil ; she thought of the blight that would fall upon all the fine hopes she had conceived from the promises of the Changeable Lady.
" Oh," she said, " it would 1 )e so beautiful to sing, so beauti- ful to console the old and bowed down and broken hearts, so l)eautiful to scatter ti'easures among the poor, when I return among my good friends.
What to read after Vala, a Mythological Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parke Godwin to read onlineMoreLess
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