A Dark Night's Work
A Dark Night's Work
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Dunster could not have gone awayalong the dark shrubbery-path so noiselessly but what she must have heardhim? No! there was the swell of voices coming up through the window fromher father's study: angry voices they were; and her anger rosesympathetically, as she knew that her father was being irritated. Therewas a sudden movement, as of chairs pushed hastily aside, and then amysterious unaccountable noise--heavy, sudden; and then a slight movementas of chairs again; and then a profound stillnes...s. Ellinor leaned herhead against the side of the window to listen more intently, for somemysterious instinct made her sick and faint. No sound--no noise. Onlyby-and-by she heard, what we have all heard at such times of intentlistening, the beating of the pulses of her heart, and then the whirlingrush of blood through her head. How long did this last? She never knew. By-and-by she heard her father's hurried footstep in his bedroom, next tohers; but when she ran thither to speak to him, and ask him what wasamiss--if anything had been--if she might come to him now about Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dunster could not have gone awayalong the dark shrubbery-path so noiselessly but what she must have heardhim? No! there was the swell of voices coming up through the window fromher father's study: angry voices they were; and her anger rosesympathetically, as she knew that her father was being irritated. Therewas a sudden movement, as of chairs pushed hastily aside, and then amysterious unaccountable noise--heavy, sudden; and then a slight movementas of chairs again; and then a profound stillnes...s. Ellinor leaned herhead against the side of the window to listen more intently, for somemysterious instinct made her sick and faint. No sound--no noise. Onlyby-and-by she heard, what we have all heard at such times of intentlistening, the beating of the pulses of her heart, and then the whirlingrush of blood through her head. How long did this last? She never knew. By-and-by she heard her father's hurried footstep in his bedroom, next tohers; but when she ran thither to speak to him, and ask him what wasamiss--if anything had been--if she might come to him now about Mr.
What to read after A Dark Night's Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaskell Elizabeth Cleghorn to read onlineMoreLess
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