A Man From the North
A Man From the North
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He wished to run away.
" A friend of yours Is coming to sit with you, Mr. Aked — you know Mr. Larch, " he heard the nurse say; she was evidently busy about the bed. "You 144 A MAN FROM THE NORTH can go now, Lottie, " she went on to the servant. " Wash up the things I have put in the sink, and then off to bed. " Richard waited with painful expectancy for the voice of Mr. Aked.
*' Larch — did you say — why — did n't he come — before?" The tones were less unnatural than he had anticipated, but it ...seemed that only by the exercise of a desperate ingenuity could the speaker interject the fragments of a sentence here and there between his hurrying gasps.
Then the servant went downstairs.
" Come in, Mr. Larch, " the nurse called pleas- antly.
The patient, supported by pillows, was sitting up- right in bed, and as Richard entered he looked to- wards the door with the expression of an unarmed man on the watch for an assassin. His face was drawn and duskily pale, but on each cheek burned a red flush; at every cruel inspiration the nostrils di- lated widely, and the shoulders were raised in a frenzied effort to fill the embarrassed lungs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wished to run away.
" A friend of yours Is coming to sit with you, Mr. Aked — you know Mr. Larch, " he heard the nurse say; she was evidently busy about the bed. "You 144 A MAN FROM THE NORTH can go now, Lottie, " she went on to the servant. " Wash up the things I have put in the sink, and then off to bed. " Richard waited with painful expectancy for the voice of Mr. Aked.
*' Larch — did you say — why — did n't he come — before?" The tones were less unnatural than he had anticipated, but it ...seemed that only by the exercise of a desperate ingenuity could the speaker interject the fragments of a sentence here and there between his hurrying gasps.
Then the servant went downstairs.
" Come in, Mr. Larch, " the nurse called pleas- antly.
The patient, supported by pillows, was sitting up- right in bed, and as Richard entered he looked to- wards the door with the expression of an unarmed man on the watch for an assassin. His face was drawn and duskily pale, but on each cheek burned a red flush; at every cruel inspiration the nostrils di- lated widely, and the shoulders were raised in a frenzied effort to fill the embarrassed lungs.
What to read after A Man From the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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