Tales of Three Hemispheres 8 0
Tales of Three Hemispheres 8 0
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And the captain and I spoke little, for we were thinking of our parting, which should be for long, and wewatched instead the splendour of the westerning sun. For the sun was aruddy gold, but a faint mist cloaked the jungle, lying low, and intoit poured the smoke of the little jungle cities, and the smoke of themmet together in the mist and joined into one haze, which becamepurple, and was lit by the sun, as the thoughts of men become hallowedby some great and sacred thing. Sometimes one column ...from a lonelyhouse would rise up higher than the cities' smoke, and gleam by itselfin the sun.
And now as the sun's last rays were nearly level, we saw the sightthat I had come to see, for from two mountains that stood on eithershore two cliffs of pink marble came out into the river, all glowingin the light of the low sun, and they were quite smooth and ofmountainous altitude, and they nearly met, and Yann went tumblingbetween them and found the sea.
And this was Bar-Wul-Yann, the Gate of Yann, and in the distancethrough that barrier's gap I saw the azure indescribable sea, wherelittle fishing-boats went gleaming by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the captain and I spoke little, for we were thinking of our parting, which should be for long, and wewatched instead the splendour of the westerning sun. For the sun was aruddy gold, but a faint mist cloaked the jungle, lying low, and intoit poured the smoke of the little jungle cities, and the smoke of themmet together in the mist and joined into one haze, which becamepurple, and was lit by the sun, as the thoughts of men become hallowedby some great and sacred thing. Sometimes one column ...from a lonelyhouse would rise up higher than the cities' smoke, and gleam by itselfin the sun.
And now as the sun's last rays were nearly level, we saw the sightthat I had come to see, for from two mountains that stood on eithershore two cliffs of pink marble came out into the river, all glowingin the light of the low sun, and they were quite smooth and ofmountainous altitude, and they nearly met, and Yann went tumblingbetween them and found the sea.
And this was Bar-Wul-Yann, the Gate of Yann, and in the distancethrough that barrier's gap I saw the azure indescribable sea, wherelittle fishing-boats went gleaming by.
What to read after Tales of Three Hemispheres 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lord Dunsany to read onlineMoreLess
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