A Sister to Evangeline Being the Story of Yvonne De Lamourie And How She Went
A Sister to Evangeline Being the Story of Yvonne De Lamourie And How She Went
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Of great things all I recall is that the name " Yvonne " seemed ever just within my lips so that once or twice I thought I had spoken it aloud. But my senses were very wide awake, taking full advantage, per- haps, of the heart's preoccupation. My eyes, ears, nose, touch, they busied themselves to note a thousand trifles and these are what come back to me now. Such idle, idle things alone remain, out of that race with death.
Things idle as these : I see a dew-wet fir-top catch the moonlight for ...an instant and flash to whiteness, an up-thrust lance of silver; I see the shadow of a dead, gnarled branch cast upon a mossy open in startling semblance of a crucifix so clear, I cannot but stoop and touch it reverently as I pass ; I see, at the edge of a grassy glade, a company of tall buttercups, their stems invisible, their petals seeming to float toward me, a squadron of small, light wings. I hear I hear the rush of the tide die out as we push deeper into the woods ; I hear the smooth swish of branches thrust apart; I hear the protesting, unresonant creak of the green underbrush as we tread it down, and the sharp crackle of dry twigs as we 124 A- Sister to Evangeline thread the aisles of older forest ; I hear, from the face of a moonlit bluff upon our left, the long, mournful WJibo-hu-hu Hoo-oo of the brown owl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of great things all I recall is that the name " Yvonne " seemed ever just within my lips so that once or twice I thought I had spoken it aloud. But my senses were very wide awake, taking full advantage, per- haps, of the heart's preoccupation. My eyes, ears, nose, touch, they busied themselves to note a thousand trifles and these are what come back to me now. Such idle, idle things alone remain, out of that race with death.
Things idle as these : I see a dew-wet fir-top catch the moonlight for ...an instant and flash to whiteness, an up-thrust lance of silver; I see the shadow of a dead, gnarled branch cast upon a mossy open in startling semblance of a crucifix so clear, I cannot but stoop and touch it reverently as I pass ; I see, at the edge of a grassy glade, a company of tall buttercups, their stems invisible, their petals seeming to float toward me, a squadron of small, light wings. I hear I hear the rush of the tide die out as we push deeper into the woods ; I hear the smooth swish of branches thrust apart; I hear the protesting, unresonant creak of the green underbrush as we tread it down, and the sharp crackle of dry twigs as we 124 A- Sister to Evangeline thread the aisles of older forest ; I hear, from the face of a moonlit bluff upon our left, the long, mournful WJibo-hu-hu Hoo-oo of the brown owl.
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