Cruel Barbara Allen
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The house before whichhe stood was that in which Christopher lodged. He laid a hand upon thefiddler's shoulder.
'Do you live here?' he said.
'What has that to do with you?' retorted the fiddler.
'That was my theme you played, ' said Christopher; 'and if you live here, I know how you got hold of it. You have heard me play it. ' 'You live on the third floor?' said the other in a changed tone.
'Yes, ' said Christopher.
'I'm in the attics, worse luck to me, ' said the street player. 'Comeinto my ro...om, if you don't mind. ' He opened the door and went upstairs in the darkness, with the assuredstep of custom. Christopher, less used to the house, blundered slowlyupwards after him.
'Wait a minute, ' said the occupant of the attic, 'and I'll get a light. ' There was a little pause, and then came the splutter of a match. Thepale glow of a single candle lit the room dimly. Christopher jumpedat the sight of a third man in the room. No! There were but two peoplethere. But where, then, was the man who had led him hither?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The house before whichhe stood was that in which Christopher lodged. He laid a hand upon thefiddler's shoulder.
'Do you live here?' he said.
'What has that to do with you?' retorted the fiddler.
'That was my theme you played, ' said Christopher; 'and if you live here, I know how you got hold of it. You have heard me play it. ' 'You live on the third floor?' said the other in a changed tone.
'Yes, ' said Christopher.
'I'm in the attics, worse luck to me, ' said the street player. 'Comeinto my ro...om, if you don't mind. ' He opened the door and went upstairs in the darkness, with the assuredstep of custom. Christopher, less used to the house, blundered slowlyupwards after him.
'Wait a minute, ' said the occupant of the attic, 'and I'll get a light. ' There was a little pause, and then came the splutter of a match. Thepale glow of a single candle lit the room dimly. Christopher jumpedat the sight of a third man in the room. No! There were but two peoplethere. But where, then, was the man who had led him hither?
What to read after Cruel Barbara Allen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray David Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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