Wagner, the Wehr-Wolf
Wagner, the Wehr-Wolf
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And as she stood on the shore, having donned her scant clothing, and now combing out her long, luxuriant hair, to the silk richness of which the salt water had lent amore glorious gloss--she became a prey to an increasing restlessness--anaugmenting anxiety, a longing to quit the island, and an earnest desireto behold her brother Francisco once again, sentiments and cravingswhich gave to her countenance an expression of somber lowering andconcentrated passion, such as it was wont to exhibit in t...hose days whenher simulated deafness and dumbness forced her to subdue all theworkings of her excited soul, and compress her vermilion lips to checkthe ebullition of that language which on those occasions struggled topour itself forth.
"O Italy! Italy!" she exclaimed in an impassioned tone; "shall I everbehold thee again? O! my beloved native land, thou too, fair city, whosename is fraught with so many varied reminiscences for me, am I doomednever to visit ye more?" "Nisida--dearest Nisida!" said Wagner, who had returned to herunperceived, and unheard--for his feet passed noiselessly over the sand;"wherefore those passionate exclamations?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as she stood on the shore, having donned her scant clothing, and now combing out her long, luxuriant hair, to the silk richness of which the salt water had lent amore glorious gloss--she became a prey to an increasing restlessness--anaugmenting anxiety, a longing to quit the island, and an earnest desireto behold her brother Francisco once again, sentiments and cravingswhich gave to her countenance an expression of somber lowering andconcentrated passion, such as it was wont to exhibit in t...hose days whenher simulated deafness and dumbness forced her to subdue all theworkings of her excited soul, and compress her vermilion lips to checkthe ebullition of that language which on those occasions struggled topour itself forth.
"O Italy! Italy!" she exclaimed in an impassioned tone; "shall I everbehold thee again? O! my beloved native land, thou too, fair city, whosename is fraught with so many varied reminiscences for me, am I doomednever to visit ye more?" "Nisida--dearest Nisida!" said Wagner, who had returned to herunperceived, and unheard--for his feet passed noiselessly over the sand;"wherefore those passionate exclamations?
What to read after Wagner, the Wehr-Wolf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reynolds, George W. M. (George William Macarthur), 1814-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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