Zicci — Complete
Zicci — Complete
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There hestood, cut off from descent, and with no alternative but to retrace hissteps towards the crater, and thence seek--without guide or clew--someother pathway.
For a moment his courage left him; he cried in despair, and in thatover-strained pitch of voice which is never heard afar off, to theguide, to Merton, to return, to aid him.
No answer came; and the Englishman, thus abandoned solely to his ownresources, felt his spirit and energy rise against the danger. He turnedback, and ventured as... far towards the crater as the noxious exhalationwould permit; then, gazing below, carefully and deliberately he chalkedout for himself a path, by which he trusted to shun the direction thefire-stream had taken, and trod firmly and quickly over the crumblingand heated strata.
He had proceeded about fifty yards when he halted abruptly: anunspeakable and unaccountable horror, not hitherto felt amidst all hisperil, came over him. He shook in every limb; his muscles refused hiswill; he felt, as it were, palsied and death-stricken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There hestood, cut off from descent, and with no alternative but to retrace hissteps towards the crater, and thence seek--without guide or clew--someother pathway.
For a moment his courage left him; he cried in despair, and in thatover-strained pitch of voice which is never heard afar off, to theguide, to Merton, to return, to aid him.
No answer came; and the Englishman, thus abandoned solely to his ownresources, felt his spirit and energy rise against the danger. He turnedback, and ventured as... far towards the crater as the noxious exhalationwould permit; then, gazing below, carefully and deliberately he chalkedout for himself a path, by which he trusted to shun the direction thefire-stream had taken, and trod firmly and quickly over the crumblingand heated strata.
He had proceeded about fifty yards when he halted abruptly: anunspeakable and unaccountable horror, not hitherto felt amidst all hisperil, came over him. He shook in every limb; his muscles refused hiswill; he felt, as it were, palsied and death-stricken.
What to read after Zicci — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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