An Episode Under the Terror
An Episode Under the Terror
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He stood in thought, and seemed by his attitude tohesitate. She could see him dimly now, under the street lamp that senta faint, flickering light through the fog. Fear gave her eyes. Shesaw, or thought she saw, something sinister about the stranger'sfeatures. Her old terrors awoke; she took advantage of a kind ofhesitation on his part, slipped through the shadows to the door of thesolitary house, pressed a spring, and vanished swiftly as a phantom.
For awhile the stranger stood motionless, gazi...ng up at the house. Itwas in some sort a type of the wretched dwellings in the suburb; atumble-down hovel, built of rough stones, daubed over with a coat ofyellowish stucco, and so riven with great cracks that there seemed tobe danger lest the slightest puff of wind might blow it down. Theroof, covered with brown moss-grown tiles, had given way in severalplaces, and looked as though it might break down altogether under theweight of the snow. The frames of the three windows on each story wererotten with damp and warped by the sun; evidently the cold must findits way inside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood in thought, and seemed by his attitude tohesitate. She could see him dimly now, under the street lamp that senta faint, flickering light through the fog. Fear gave her eyes. Shesaw, or thought she saw, something sinister about the stranger'sfeatures. Her old terrors awoke; she took advantage of a kind ofhesitation on his part, slipped through the shadows to the door of thesolitary house, pressed a spring, and vanished swiftly as a phantom.
For awhile the stranger stood motionless, gazi...ng up at the house. Itwas in some sort a type of the wretched dwellings in the suburb; atumble-down hovel, built of rough stones, daubed over with a coat ofyellowish stucco, and so riven with great cracks that there seemed tobe danger lest the slightest puff of wind might blow it down. Theroof, covered with brown moss-grown tiles, had given way in severalplaces, and looked as though it might break down altogether under theweight of the snow. The frames of the three windows on each story wererotten with damp and warped by the sun; evidently the cold must findits way inside.
What to read after An Episode Under the Terror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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