The Chimes
The Chimes
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O Youth and Beauty, happy as ye should be, look at this. O Youthand Beauty, blest and blessing all within your reach, and workingout the ends of your Beneficent Creator, look at this!
She saw the entering figure; screamed its name; cried 'Lilian!' It was swift, and fell upon its knees before her: clinging to herdress.
'Up, dear! Up! Lilian! My own dearest!' 'Never more, Meg; never more! Here! Here! Close to you, holdingto you, feeling your dear breath upon my face!' 'Sweet Lilian! Darling Lilia...n! Child of my heart--no mother'slove can be more tender--lay your head upon my breast!' 'Never more, Meg. Never more! When I first looked into your face, you knelt before me. On my knees before you, let me die. Let itbe here!' 'You have come back. My Treasure! We will live together, worktogether, hope together, die together!' 'Ah! Kiss my lips, Meg; fold your arms about me; press me to yourbosom; look kindly on me; but don't raise me. Let it be here. Letme see the last of your dear face upon my knees!' O Youth and Beauty, happy as ye should be, look at this!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O Youth and Beauty, happy as ye should be, look at this. O Youthand Beauty, blest and blessing all within your reach, and workingout the ends of your Beneficent Creator, look at this!
She saw the entering figure; screamed its name; cried 'Lilian!' It was swift, and fell upon its knees before her: clinging to herdress.
'Up, dear! Up! Lilian! My own dearest!' 'Never more, Meg; never more! Here! Here! Close to you, holdingto you, feeling your dear breath upon my face!' 'Sweet Lilian! Darling Lilia...n! Child of my heart--no mother'slove can be more tender--lay your head upon my breast!' 'Never more, Meg. Never more! When I first looked into your face, you knelt before me. On my knees before you, let me die. Let itbe here!' 'You have come back. My Treasure! We will live together, worktogether, hope together, die together!' 'Ah! Kiss my lips, Meg; fold your arms about me; press me to yourbosom; look kindly on me; but don't raise me. Let it be here. Letme see the last of your dear face upon my knees!' O Youth and Beauty, happy as ye should be, look at this!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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