In the San Benito Hills Etc
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I dressed slowly, enjoying the beautiful picture from my window and it was fully nine o'clock when I started to go down to the guest room to my break- fast. I glanced into the next room as the door was open; the bed clothing had all been removed and the floor was wet as was also the whole length of the hall, while a pail and mop stood in one corner.
I staggered as the awful thought flashed over me; the ill-looking host had murdered the stranger for his gold and they had just washed out the bloo...d stains from the floor.
I must have looked pale when I reached the guest room, for the daughter of the host brought me a glass of schnaps without my asking it.
"No, " said I to myself, "this pretty girl can know nothing of the awful tragedy. " Then aloud, I asked, "Has the French gentleman, who came last night, yet gone to Nuremburg?" "I do not know, sir, " she answered. "I have not seen him; but I think he has gone for father 27 went to the city and they must have gone together. Father often takes a drive with the guests, " she said and laughed to herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I dressed slowly, enjoying the beautiful picture from my window and it was fully nine o'clock when I started to go down to the guest room to my break- fast. I glanced into the next room as the door was open; the bed clothing had all been removed and the floor was wet as was also the whole length of the hall, while a pail and mop stood in one corner.
I staggered as the awful thought flashed over me; the ill-looking host had murdered the stranger for his gold and they had just washed out the bloo...d stains from the floor.
I must have looked pale when I reached the guest room, for the daughter of the host brought me a glass of schnaps without my asking it.
"No, " said I to myself, "this pretty girl can know nothing of the awful tragedy. " Then aloud, I asked, "Has the French gentleman, who came last night, yet gone to Nuremburg?" "I do not know, sir, " she answered. "I have not seen him; but I think he has gone for father 27 went to the city and they must have gone together. Father often takes a drive with the guests, " she said and laughed to herself.
What to read after In the San Benito Hills Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gunnison Charles A. to read onlineMoreLess
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