The Mirror And the Lamp
The Mirror And the Lamp
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" Lilian had crept down the steps. She was supporting herself against the piano, looking at the prostrate form, with wild eyes, her teeth chattering, her whole body shaking.
"Come, " said Churchill.
"Is he dying?" "Dying? No;" and he laughed contemptuously. "He has had the thrashing he deserved that's all. " "But I can't leave him lying there like that. " "Rubbish. He's as well there as anywhere else. . . . He can find his way upstairs when he pleases. . . . Why haven't you fetched your hat? Ne...ver mind. " Then he put out the lamps, took her by the hand, and led her away.
THE MIRROR AND THE LAMP 279 The night trams had ceased running, the morning trams had not yet started; but outside Poplar railway station he begged a lift in a dock wagon, and so they rode for a part of their journey. When they reached St. Bede's the streets were grey and silver with the light of dawn, and they walked slowly side by, side, he holding her hand as in the dream. The dream had come true. He had got her now, and neither God, the world, nor the devil should ever take her away from him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Lilian had crept down the steps. She was supporting herself against the piano, looking at the prostrate form, with wild eyes, her teeth chattering, her whole body shaking.
"Come, " said Churchill.
"Is he dying?" "Dying? No;" and he laughed contemptuously. "He has had the thrashing he deserved that's all. " "But I can't leave him lying there like that. " "Rubbish. He's as well there as anywhere else. . . . He can find his way upstairs when he pleases. . . . Why haven't you fetched your hat? Ne...ver mind. " Then he put out the lamps, took her by the hand, and led her away.
THE MIRROR AND THE LAMP 279 The night trams had ceased running, the morning trams had not yet started; but outside Poplar railway station he begged a lift in a dock wagon, and so they rode for a part of their journey. When they reached St. Bede's the streets were grey and silver with the light of dawn, and they walked slowly side by, side, he holding her hand as in the dream. The dream had come true. He had got her now, and neither God, the world, nor the devil should ever take her away from him.
What to read after The Mirror And the Lamp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B William Babington Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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