Four Weird Tales
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And after a bit the sound of this sing-song voice so got on hernerves, it half dazed her--a kind of enchantment--she felt choked andsuffocated. And then--" It was her turn to hesitate.
"Tell it all, " her husband said, quite gravely too.
"Well--something came in. At least, she describes it oddly, rather; shesaid it made the door bulge inwards from the next room, but not the dooralone; the walls bulged or swayed as if a huge thing pressed againstthem from the other side. And at the same moment h...er windows--she hadtwo big balconies, and the venetian shutters were fastened--both herwindows _darkened_--though it was two in the morning and pitch darkoutside. She said it was all _one_ thing--trying to get in; just aswater, you see, would rush in through every hole and opening it couldfind, and all at once. And in spite of her terror--that's the odd partof it--she says she felt a kind of splendour in her--a sort of elation. " "She saw nothing?" "She says she doesn't remember. Her senses left her, I believe--thoughshe won't admit it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And after a bit the sound of this sing-song voice so got on hernerves, it half dazed her--a kind of enchantment--she felt choked andsuffocated. And then--" It was her turn to hesitate.
"Tell it all, " her husband said, quite gravely too.
"Well--something came in. At least, she describes it oddly, rather; shesaid it made the door bulge inwards from the next room, but not the dooralone; the walls bulged or swayed as if a huge thing pressed againstthem from the other side. And at the same moment h...er windows--she hadtwo big balconies, and the venetian shutters were fastened--both herwindows _darkened_--though it was two in the morning and pitch darkoutside. She said it was all _one_ thing--trying to get in; just aswater, you see, would rush in through every hole and opening it couldfind, and all at once. And in spite of her terror--that's the odd partof it--she says she felt a kind of splendour in her--a sort of elation. " "She saw nothing?" "She says she doesn't remember. Her senses left her, I believe--thoughshe won't admit it.
What to read after Four Weird Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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