Gloria, a Novel 1
Gloria, a Novel 1
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99 '* What a bad night for my poor little brothers, Caifas!'' said she.
" They do not feel the cojd as we do," replied the sexton.
" That is true ; but we are so constituted, we are so clogged by the earth we live on, that we cannot think of the soul without* the body it wore." Suddenly there was a fresh blast from the north-east, so violent as to compel them to stand still. It turned the poor umbrella inside out and Caifas had the greatest difficulty in preventing it from being snatched out of... his hands by the wind.
A branch torn off by the hurricane was blown across quite close to Gloria's face, and then the rain came down again lashing them furiously.
" God have mercy upon us ! " exclaimed the ter- rified girl, and as she spoke a livid glare lighted up the town ; Gloria saw a streak of fire which darted quivering down on to the roofs, and at that instant the thunder-clap echoed through the streaming at- mosphere.
"The lightning has fallen," cried Gloria in an- guish. " Caifas, Caifas— do not you think it has struck our house ?" She stood still, breathless with terror and staring towards the east, but in the blackness that succeeded the flash it was impossi- ble to distinguish the buildings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
99 '* What a bad night for my poor little brothers, Caifas!'' said she.
" They do not feel the cojd as we do," replied the sexton.
" That is true ; but we are so constituted, we are so clogged by the earth we live on, that we cannot think of the soul without* the body it wore." Suddenly there was a fresh blast from the north-east, so violent as to compel them to stand still. It turned the poor umbrella inside out and Caifas had the greatest difficulty in preventing it from being snatched out of... his hands by the wind.
A branch torn off by the hurricane was blown across quite close to Gloria's face, and then the rain came down again lashing them furiously.
" God have mercy upon us ! " exclaimed the ter- rified girl, and as she spoke a livid glare lighted up the town ; Gloria saw a streak of fire which darted quivering down on to the roofs, and at that instant the thunder-clap echoed through the streaming at- mosphere.
"The lightning has fallen," cried Gloria in an- guish. " Caifas, Caifas— do not you think it has struck our house ?" She stood still, breathless with terror and staring towards the east, but in the blackness that succeeded the flash it was impossi- ble to distinguish the buildings.
What to read after Gloria, a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell, Clara, 1834-1927, Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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