Monologues
Monologues
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It was so still that down on the beach you could hear the hush-hush of the waves as they ran up on the pebbles.
It was all dark in the village, but 'way up on the hill -side the Hall was ablaze from every window. An' I could hear the music, such lovely music — ^like I heard the first time I met Jim. I thought o' that time, so long ago, an* I couldn't help a-cryin' some.
I wasn't just clear where I wanted to go, or what I wanted to do, but the cold chill o' that bit o' steel lyin' in my breast s...eemed to urge me to "go on." I kept a-walkin', an' 'fore long I found myself slippin' through the side gateway to the 71 flDonoIO0ue0 Hall. No one saw me, an' it was all qxiiet outside.
I felt for the knife. It was safe. I sttimbled through the snowdrifts up to my waist, but somehow I didn't seem to feel it nor mind it. I fell twice, but I held on to the dagger, so I didn't care.
The drawin'-room windows was nearly on a level with the ground, an' as the cur- .
tains weren't pulled close, I could look in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was so still that down on the beach you could hear the hush-hush of the waves as they ran up on the pebbles.
It was all dark in the village, but 'way up on the hill -side the Hall was ablaze from every window. An' I could hear the music, such lovely music — ^like I heard the first time I met Jim. I thought o' that time, so long ago, an* I couldn't help a-cryin' some.
I wasn't just clear where I wanted to go, or what I wanted to do, but the cold chill o' that bit o' steel lyin' in my breast s...eemed to urge me to "go on." I kept a-walkin', an' 'fore long I found myself slippin' through the side gateway to the 71 flDonoIO0ue0 Hall. No one saw me, an' it was all qxiiet outside.
I felt for the knife. It was safe. I sttimbled through the snowdrifts up to my waist, but somehow I didn't seem to feel it nor mind it. I fell twice, but I held on to the dagger, so I didn't care.
The drawin'-room windows was nearly on a level with the ground, an' as the cur- .
tains weren't pulled close, I could look in.
What to read after Monologues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Isabel Fisk to read onlineMoreLess
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