Flames
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" Valentine looked at him in surprise. He had uttered the words with anenergy almost violent. But even as Valentine looked Julian switched offthe electric light and the leaping darkness hid his face.
"Come now. Business! Business!" he cried.
And again they sat with their hands loosely on the table, not touchingeach other.
Valentine felt that Julian was being less frank with him than usual. Perhaps for this reason he was immediately conscious that they werenot so much in sympathy as on the two f...ormer occasions of their sittings. Or there might have been some other reason which he could not identify. It is certain that he gradually became acutely aware of a stifling senseof constraint, which he believed to be greatly intensified by thesurrounding darkness and silence. He wondered if Julian was consciousof it also, and at moments longed to ask. But something held him back, that curious something which we all feel at times like a strong handlaid upon us. He made up his mind that this discomfort of his soul, unreasonably considerable though it was, must be due solely to Julian'sabrupt demeanour and obvious desire to check his curiosity aboutthe drawing of the curtain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Valentine looked at him in surprise. He had uttered the words with anenergy almost violent. But even as Valentine looked Julian switched offthe electric light and the leaping darkness hid his face.
"Come now. Business! Business!" he cried.
And again they sat with their hands loosely on the table, not touchingeach other.
Valentine felt that Julian was being less frank with him than usual. Perhaps for this reason he was immediately conscious that they werenot so much in sympathy as on the two f...ormer occasions of their sittings. Or there might have been some other reason which he could not identify. It is certain that he gradually became acutely aware of a stifling senseof constraint, which he believed to be greatly intensified by thesurrounding darkness and silence. He wondered if Julian was consciousof it also, and at moments longed to ask. But something held him back, that curious something which we all feel at times like a strong handlaid upon us. He made up his mind that this discomfort of his soul, unreasonably considerable though it was, must be due solely to Julian'sabrupt demeanour and obvious desire to check his curiosity aboutthe drawing of the curtain.
What to read after Flames?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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