Hilma
Hilma
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So I seated myself in one of the chairs by the table and bade the countess go on.
She left me without another word, and left me in as black a darkness as I have ever seen. As soon as she was gone through the archway at the farther side I whipped out my revolver and sat, all nerves keen, listening for the slightest sound.
I knew if I was to be attacked it would be while I waited here, and if I passed through this I could be certain my trust was not misplaced.
How long I sat there listening and h...earing nothing but the beating of my own heart I do not know. It was not over ten minutes, and yet in such a place ten minutes were like as many hours.
Then as I began to grow more accustomed to the still- ness, I thought I heard a slight shuffling sound at the farther side of the room.
I leaned forward, my pistol ready, and tried to pierce the darkness. The sound kept on, but came no nearer. As far as I could judge, it came from the doorway where the countess had passed out.
Then it ceased as suddenly as it had begun and silence reigned again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I seated myself in one of the chairs by the table and bade the countess go on.
She left me without another word, and left me in as black a darkness as I have ever seen. As soon as she was gone through the archway at the farther side I whipped out my revolver and sat, all nerves keen, listening for the slightest sound.
I knew if I was to be attacked it would be while I waited here, and if I passed through this I could be certain my trust was not misplaced.
How long I sat there listening and h...earing nothing but the beating of my own heart I do not know. It was not over ten minutes, and yet in such a place ten minutes were like as many hours.
Then as I began to grow more accustomed to the still- ness, I thought I heard a slight shuffling sound at the farther side of the room.
I leaned forward, my pistol ready, and tried to pierce the darkness. The sound kept on, but came no nearer. As far as I could judge, it came from the doorway where the countess had passed out.
Then it ceased as suddenly as it had begun and silence reigned again.
What to read after Hilma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Tillinghast Eldridge to read onlineMoreLess
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