Mary Liddiard
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The comet could be seen winding itssolitary course through the heavens, appearing even brighter thanbefore. After Maud and I had gazed at it for some time we retired toour beds. I heard her sobbing, giving way at length to the sorrow shehad restrained in my presence--not that she could have felt my mother'sloss more than I did, but I was older, and had endeavoured, though thestrife was a hard one, to command my feelings. At length I heard hersobs cease, and I in time forgot my sorrow in sleep.
...We were both suddenly awakened by a fearful noise. We started up--allwas dark. There came the sound of the wind howling in the trees andfalling timber, and the roaring of the sea, as it dashed upon the reefwith tremendous force, and rocks crashing down from the mountainheights. A hurricane was raging. We sat up trembling with alarm. Myfirst thought was for my dear father, should he now be at sea returningto us. Then other dreadful sounds, like thunder breaking overhead. Something else terrific besides the hurricane was occurring, it seemedto us, yet we dared not leave the house for fear of being blown away bythe wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The comet could be seen winding itssolitary course through the heavens, appearing even brighter thanbefore. After Maud and I had gazed at it for some time we retired toour beds. I heard her sobbing, giving way at length to the sorrow shehad restrained in my presence--not that she could have felt my mother'sloss more than I did, but I was older, and had endeavoured, though thestrife was a hard one, to command my feelings. At length I heard hersobs cease, and I in time forgot my sorrow in sleep.
...We were both suddenly awakened by a fearful noise. We started up--allwas dark. There came the sound of the wind howling in the trees andfalling timber, and the roaring of the sea, as it dashed upon the reefwith tremendous force, and rocks crashing down from the mountainheights. A hurricane was raging. We sat up trembling with alarm. Myfirst thought was for my dear father, should he now be at sea returningto us. Then other dreadful sounds, like thunder breaking overhead. Something else terrific besides the hurricane was occurring, it seemedto us, yet we dared not leave the house for fear of being blown away bythe wind.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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