Lord Arthur Savile's Crime And Other Stories
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime And Other Stories
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'Yes, ' he answered.
'One day I went to Cumnor Street. I could not help it; I wastortured with doubt. I knocked at the door, and a respectable-looking woman opened it to me. I asked her if she had any rooms tolet. "Well, sir, " she replied, "the drawing-rooms are supposed tobe let; but I have not seen the lady for three months, and as rentis owing on them, you can have them. "--"Is this the lady?" I said, showing the photograph. "That's her, sure enough, " she exclaimed;"and when is she coming ...back, sir?"--"The lady is dead, " I replied. "Oh sir, I hope not!" said the woman; "she was my best lodger. Shepaid me three guineas a week merely to sit in my drawing-rooms nowand then. " "She met some one here?" I said; but the woman assuredme that it was not so, that she always came alone, and saw no one. "What on earth did she do here?" I cried. "She simply sat in thedrawing-room, sir, reading books, and sometimes had tea, " the womananswered. I did not know what to say, so I gave her a sovereign andwent away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Yes, ' he answered.
'One day I went to Cumnor Street. I could not help it; I wastortured with doubt. I knocked at the door, and a respectable-looking woman opened it to me. I asked her if she had any rooms tolet. "Well, sir, " she replied, "the drawing-rooms are supposed tobe let; but I have not seen the lady for three months, and as rentis owing on them, you can have them. "--"Is this the lady?" I said, showing the photograph. "That's her, sure enough, " she exclaimed;"and when is she coming ...back, sir?"--"The lady is dead, " I replied. "Oh sir, I hope not!" said the woman; "she was my best lodger. Shepaid me three guineas a week merely to sit in my drawing-rooms nowand then. " "She met some one here?" I said; but the woman assuredme that it was not so, that she always came alone, and saw no one. "What on earth did she do here?" I cried. "She simply sat in thedrawing-room, sir, reading books, and sometimes had tea, " the womananswered. I did not know what to say, so I gave her a sovereign andwent away.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Oscar to read onlineMoreLess
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