Gaspar Ruiz
Gaspar Ruiz
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A peal of loud laughter resounded through the empty house, very amazingand weird. At this the old woman tried to get past us.
"'Nobody to leave the room, ' said General Robles to me.
"I swung the door to, heard the latch click, and the laughter becamefaint in our ears.
"Before another word could be spoken in that room I was amazed byhearing the sound of distant thunder.
"I had carried in with me into the house a vivid impression of abeautiful, clear, moonlight night, without a speck of cloud in... the sky. I could not believe my ears. Sent early abroad for my education, I wasnot familiar with the most dreaded natural phenomenon of my native land. I saw, with inexpressible astonishment, a look of terror in my chief'seyes. Suddenly I felt giddy! The general staggered against me heavily;the girl seemed to reel in the middle of the room, the taper fell out ofher hand and the light went out; a shrill cry of Misericordia! from theold woman pierced my ears. In the pitchy darkness I heard the plasteroff the walls falling on The floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A peal of loud laughter resounded through the empty house, very amazingand weird. At this the old woman tried to get past us.
"'Nobody to leave the room, ' said General Robles to me.
"I swung the door to, heard the latch click, and the laughter becamefaint in our ears.
"Before another word could be spoken in that room I was amazed byhearing the sound of distant thunder.
"I had carried in with me into the house a vivid impression of abeautiful, clear, moonlight night, without a speck of cloud in... the sky. I could not believe my ears. Sent early abroad for my education, I wasnot familiar with the most dreaded natural phenomenon of my native land. I saw, with inexpressible astonishment, a look of terror in my chief'seyes. Suddenly I felt giddy! The general staggered against me heavily;the girl seemed to reel in the middle of the room, the taper fell out ofher hand and the light went out; a shrill cry of Misericordia! from theold woman pierced my ears. In the pitchy darkness I heard the plasteroff the walls falling on The floor.
What to read after Gaspar Ruiz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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