In Search of the Unknown
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"But do you supposeI'd flirt with you if I was?" She pressed her face to the pane again, murmuring that exquisite poemof Andrew Lang: "Spooning is innocuous and needn't have a sequel, But recollect, if spoon you must, spoon only with your equal. " Standing there, watching the moths, we became rather silent--I don'tknow why.
The fire in the range had gone out; the candle-flame, flaring above asaucer of melted wax, sank lower and lower.
Suddenly, as though disturbed by something inside, the moths... all leftthe window-pane, darting off in the darkness.
"That's curious, " I said.
"What's curious?" she asked, opening her eyes languidly. "Goodgracious! Was that a bat that beat on the window?" "I saw nothing, " I said, disturbed. "Listen!" A soft sound against the glass, as though invisible fingers werefeeling the pane--a gentle rubbing--then a tap-tap, all but inaudible.
"Is it a bird? Can you see?" she whispered.
The candle-flame behind us flashed and expired. Moonlight flooded thepane. The sounds continued, but there was nothing there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But do you supposeI'd flirt with you if I was?" She pressed her face to the pane again, murmuring that exquisite poemof Andrew Lang: "Spooning is innocuous and needn't have a sequel, But recollect, if spoon you must, spoon only with your equal. " Standing there, watching the moths, we became rather silent--I don'tknow why.
The fire in the range had gone out; the candle-flame, flaring above asaucer of melted wax, sank lower and lower.
Suddenly, as though disturbed by something inside, the moths... all leftthe window-pane, darting off in the darkness.
"That's curious, " I said.
"What's curious?" she asked, opening her eyes languidly. "Goodgracious! Was that a bat that beat on the window?" "I saw nothing, " I said, disturbed. "Listen!" A soft sound against the glass, as though invisible fingers werefeeling the pane--a gentle rubbing--then a tap-tap, all but inaudible.
"Is it a bird? Can you see?" she whispered.
The candle-flame behind us flashed and expired. Moonlight flooded thepane. The sounds continued, but there was nothing there.
What to read after In Search of the Unknown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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