Penhallow Tales
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Even Mr. Pen- hallow's movements in the next room failed to arouse me.
y Google 74 TALES ** When I at last recovered consciousness my gown was damp with the dew from the open window. I was so dizzy and confused and so deathly sick that I did not realize what I had done or what was going on below.
My only thought was that supper was ready and that I must hurry to meet Mr. Penhallow.
"Time seemed to have turned backward and I was the daughter whom the mother was driving to her death. The horror o...f the river to which she had at last succeeded in forcing me was upon me, my name rang in my ears, the phantasmagoria swam before my eyes, and that was all I knew till I awoke and found myself here.*' By noon that day Penhallow Place was de- serted, nor was there ever again any one bold enough to try the experiment of utiliz- ing it as a hotel.
It was in the following spring that I wrote to Mrs. Penhallow about my marriage, and how Harry had said that it was on that morn- ing in my old home when he had first thought how pleasant it would be always to sit at the table where I poured the tea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even Mr. Pen- hallow's movements in the next room failed to arouse me.
y Google 74 TALES ** When I at last recovered consciousness my gown was damp with the dew from the open window. I was so dizzy and confused and so deathly sick that I did not realize what I had done or what was going on below.
My only thought was that supper was ready and that I must hurry to meet Mr. Penhallow.
"Time seemed to have turned backward and I was the daughter whom the mother was driving to her death. The horror o...f the river to which she had at last succeeded in forcing me was upon me, my name rang in my ears, the phantasmagoria swam before my eyes, and that was all I knew till I awoke and found myself here.*' By noon that day Penhallow Place was de- serted, nor was there ever again any one bold enough to try the experiment of utiliz- ing it as a hotel.
It was in the following spring that I wrote to Mrs. Penhallow about my marriage, and how Harry had said that it was on that morn- ing in my old home when he had first thought how pleasant it would be always to sit at the table where I poured the tea.
What to read after Penhallow Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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