The Soul of Eve
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mine o'erlieated gaze hath robbed me of what mine eyes would give the world to look on again ! " THE SOUL OF EVE 21 And then straightway down the flow- ery aisles rushed he, making quick survey of each angel form as she passed, something as one stems an hurrying crowd, eager of coming soon upon one face familiar whereon to break the smiles of recognition ; until finding search fruitless and calmer grown, Adam, maylike, retraced his steps slowly to the fountain, or, reluctant, turned him aside w...ending his way thoughtfully to his tasks again.
And how long Adam may have thus sojourned in the Garden or Paradise of Eden, vexed with like apparitions of the longed-for mate to his soul ; sleeping and dreaming of her, and awaking but to dream of her still, meeting her smile now in the mirroring waters, as if for- ever twained to his side, even as com- panioned to him ever in the dial of his thoughts ; or, in still more fortuitous mood, brightening for a moment full to his view and then melting shadowily 22 THE SOUL OF EVE afar, the same angelic presence seeming to him thus ever either friglitened away by his fierceness, or purposely eluding his grasp — how long, we say, Adam may liave thus sojourned in the Para- dise of Eden brightening and refining to the will and for the purposes of God, no one can know; for "A day with God is as an thousand years, and an thousand years as one day." Long enough thougli, we know, for the entire animal world to be brought from the outer plains of Eden and made to pass there slowly in his spiritualized review and be named, the while, by names fitting from his lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
mine o'erlieated gaze hath robbed me of what mine eyes would give the world to look on again ! " THE SOUL OF EVE 21 And then straightway down the flow- ery aisles rushed he, making quick survey of each angel form as she passed, something as one stems an hurrying crowd, eager of coming soon upon one face familiar whereon to break the smiles of recognition ; until finding search fruitless and calmer grown, Adam, maylike, retraced his steps slowly to the fountain, or, reluctant, turned him aside w...ending his way thoughtfully to his tasks again.
And how long Adam may have thus sojourned in the Garden or Paradise of Eden, vexed with like apparitions of the longed-for mate to his soul ; sleeping and dreaming of her, and awaking but to dream of her still, meeting her smile now in the mirroring waters, as if for- ever twained to his side, even as com- panioned to him ever in the dial of his thoughts ; or, in still more fortuitous mood, brightening for a moment full to his view and then melting shadowily 22 THE SOUL OF EVE afar, the same angelic presence seeming to him thus ever either friglitened away by his fierceness, or purposely eluding his grasp — how long, we say, Adam may liave thus sojourned in the Para- dise of Eden brightening and refining to the will and for the purposes of God, no one can know; for "A day with God is as an thousand years, and an thousand years as one day." Long enough thougli, we know, for the entire animal world to be brought from the outer plains of Eden and made to pass there slowly in his spiritualized review and be named, the while, by names fitting from his lips.
What to read after The Soul of Eve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Aldrich De Kroyft to read onlineMoreLess
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