Chill Hours
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" She watched the night out, and was not tired. The strange little sounds of night through the old house were not fearful any more, but rather kept her company. The wind rose after midnight, and its cry through the trees and about the towers was part of a loneliness she had almost forgotten.
In the small, chill hours before dawn she knew that she was not afraid any more, not of war, nor of the dark, nor of anything. She was not even afraid of the thing he would have to tell her.
II He told her ...of it the first time he went out, the morning of his third day. For two days she had not been able to coax him from his room. The 85 Chill Hours weather had changed in the night of his coming, and the days were blue and golden through the autumn colours of woods and fields.
He told her, while they walked together, that third morning, across the red stubble of buck- wheat towards the sea. He told her only the outline of it, not letting himself make pictures of it for her. It was all part of the thing that those who understand must save others from understanding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She watched the night out, and was not tired. The strange little sounds of night through the old house were not fearful any more, but rather kept her company. The wind rose after midnight, and its cry through the trees and about the towers was part of a loneliness she had almost forgotten.
In the small, chill hours before dawn she knew that she was not afraid any more, not of war, nor of the dark, nor of anything. She was not even afraid of the thing he would have to tell her.
II He told her ...of it the first time he went out, the morning of his third day. For two days she had not been able to coax him from his room. The 85 Chill Hours weather had changed in the night of his coming, and the days were blue and golden through the autumn colours of woods and fields.
He told her, while they walked together, that third morning, across the red stubble of buck- wheat towards the sea. He told her only the outline of it, not letting himself make pictures of it for her. It was all part of the thing that those who understand must save others from understanding.
What to read after Chill Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Mackay to read onlineMoreLess
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