Old Country Inns of England
Old Country Inns of England
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She said she was on her way to the south, and must start as soon as there was daylight. All she needed was a rest beside the fire.
The innkeeper and his wife were well used to wa3^arers ; they soon said " Good-night," and went to bed ; so did their son. Bella, the maid, was left alone with the shivering old woman, who gave but surly answers to her advances, and the girl fancied that the voice, though low, was not a won[ian's. Presently the wa3^arer stretched out her feet to warm them, and Bella...'s quick eyes saw under the hem of the skirt that the stranger wore horse- man's gaiters. The girl felt uneasy, and in- stead of going to bed, she resolved to stay up and watch.
Presently Bella lay down on a long settle beyond the range of the firelight and watched the stranger while she pretended to fall asleep.
Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Haunted Inns 191 All at once the figure in the chair stirred, raised its head and listened; then it rose slowly to its feet, no longer bent but tall and powerful looking ; it stood listening for some time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She said she was on her way to the south, and must start as soon as there was daylight. All she needed was a rest beside the fire.
The innkeeper and his wife were well used to wa3^arers ; they soon said " Good-night," and went to bed ; so did their son. Bella, the maid, was left alone with the shivering old woman, who gave but surly answers to her advances, and the girl fancied that the voice, though low, was not a won[ian's. Presently the wa3^arer stretched out her feet to warm them, and Bella...'s quick eyes saw under the hem of the skirt that the stranger wore horse- man's gaiters. The girl felt uneasy, and in- stead of going to bed, she resolved to stay up and watch.
Presently Bella lay down on a long settle beyond the range of the firelight and watched the stranger while she pretended to fall asleep.
Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Haunted Inns 191 All at once the figure in the chair stirred, raised its head and listened; then it rose slowly to its feet, no longer bent but tall and powerful looking ; it stood listening for some time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maskell, Henry Parr, 1865- to read onlineMoreLess
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