Ghost Stories of An Antiquary
Ghost Stories of An Antiquary
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The landlord was now alone, and at Mr Wraxall's mercy; and that inquirerwas not inclined to spare him.
'Herr Nielsen, ' he said, 'I have found out something about the BlackPilgrimage. You may as well tell me what you know. What did the Countbring back with him?' Swedes are habitually slow, perhaps, in answering, or perhaps thelandlord was an exception. I am not sure; but Mr Wraxall notes that thelandlord spent at least one minute in looking at him before he saidanything at all. Then he came clo...se up to his guest, and with a good dealof effort he spoke: 'Mr Wraxall, I can tell you this one little tale, and no more--not anymore. You must not ask anything when I have done. In my grandfather'stime--that is, ninety-two years ago--there were two men who said: "TheCount is dead; we do not care for him. We will go tonight and have a freehunt in his wood"--the long wood on the hill that you have seen behindR
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The landlord was now alone, and at Mr Wraxall's mercy; and that inquirerwas not inclined to spare him.
'Herr Nielsen, ' he said, 'I have found out something about the BlackPilgrimage. You may as well tell me what you know. What did the Countbring back with him?' Swedes are habitually slow, perhaps, in answering, or perhaps thelandlord was an exception. I am not sure; but Mr Wraxall notes that thelandlord spent at least one minute in looking at him before he saidanything at all. Then he came clo...se up to his guest, and with a good dealof effort he spoke: 'Mr Wraxall, I can tell you this one little tale, and no more--not anymore. You must not ask anything when I have done. In my grandfather'stime--that is, ninety-two years ago--there were two men who said: "TheCount is dead; we do not care for him. We will go tonight and have a freehunt in his wood"--the long wood on the hill that you have seen behindR
What to read after Ghost Stories of An Antiquary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Montague Rhodes to read onlineMoreLess
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