The Blue Moon
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In the grave where laythe woman's form he had slain he buried his bow and arrows far from thesight of the sun or the reach of his own hand; and coming to the placenight by night, he would watch the mists and the moonrise, and cry, "White doe, white doe, will you not some day forgive me?" and did notknow that she had forgiven him when, before she died, she kissed his twohands and made him sleep for the last time with his head on her knee.
THE GENTLE COCKATRICE Far above the terraces of vine, whe...re the goat pastures ended and therocks began, the eye could take a clear view over the whole plain. Fromthat point the world below spread itself out like a green map, andthe only walls one could see were the white flanks and tower of thecathedral rising up from the grey roofs of the city; as for the streets, they seemed to be but narrow foot-tracks, on which people appeared likeants walking.
This was the view of the town which Beppo, the son of the commonhangman, loved best. It was little pleasure to him to be down there, where all the other lads drove him from their play: for the hang-man hadhad too much to do with the fathers and brothers of some of them, andhis son was not popular.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the grave where laythe woman's form he had slain he buried his bow and arrows far from thesight of the sun or the reach of his own hand; and coming to the placenight by night, he would watch the mists and the moonrise, and cry, "White doe, white doe, will you not some day forgive me?" and did notknow that she had forgiven him when, before she died, she kissed his twohands and made him sleep for the last time with his head on her knee.
THE GENTLE COCKATRICE Far above the terraces of vine, whe...re the goat pastures ended and therocks began, the eye could take a clear view over the whole plain. Fromthat point the world below spread itself out like a green map, andthe only walls one could see were the white flanks and tower of thecathedral rising up from the grey roofs of the city; as for the streets, they seemed to be but narrow foot-tracks, on which people appeared likeants walking.
This was the view of the town which Beppo, the son of the commonhangman, loved best. It was little pleasure to him to be down there, where all the other lads drove him from their play: for the hang-man hadhad too much to do with the fathers and brothers of some of them, andhis son was not popular.
What to read after The Blue Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Housman Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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