A Question of Time
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Would not every mention of his name in those loathsome newspapers be coupled with a satire or a joke which would rob him of all dignity, forbid all respect? She dropped her hands with a faint cry. This thought, most appalling of all, had not occurred to her before. She sprang to her feet, hardly knowing where she was bound, what her purpose. She ran down the hall and up the old stair to the tower. Her breath came in little sobs, the hot tears blurred her sight.
She felt her way up to the door a...nd stumbled into the little room. The tears lay like blisters on her eyes, but she brushed them away and looked about her. She saw the dirt to-night, the dilapidated chair, stooping like an aged woman, the rotting casement, the broken pane. The moon was hio-h and flooded the dusty cobwebbed 176 A QUESTION OF TIME.
room. It looked like the rickety skeleton of a memory's ghost.
She sprang to the window and pushed it up. She saw the populous town, the yachts on the sound. Wild and waste had it all been twenty-five years before !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Would not every mention of his name in those loathsome newspapers be coupled with a satire or a joke which would rob him of all dignity, forbid all respect? She dropped her hands with a faint cry. This thought, most appalling of all, had not occurred to her before. She sprang to her feet, hardly knowing where she was bound, what her purpose. She ran down the hall and up the old stair to the tower. Her breath came in little sobs, the hot tears blurred her sight.
She felt her way up to the door a...nd stumbled into the little room. The tears lay like blisters on her eyes, but she brushed them away and looked about her. She saw the dirt to-night, the dilapidated chair, stooping like an aged woman, the rotting casement, the broken pane. The moon was hio-h and flooded the dusty cobwebbed 176 A QUESTION OF TIME.
room. It looked like the rickety skeleton of a memory's ghost.
She sprang to the window and pushed it up. She saw the populous town, the yachts on the sound. Wild and waste had it all been twenty-five years before !
What to read after A Question of Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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