Stories About
Stories About
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I took the little lamp in my hand, and carefully searched the whole tent: there certainly was no one in it. I was sleepy and tired, and could not keep awake any longer, so I got into bed, leaving the lamp burning on the dressing-table close to my head.
It must have been about one o'clock in the morning when I was awakened by the loud beating of some one's heart- quite close to my ears. Even 1G4 STORIES ABOUT [iv before I was thoroughly awake I remembered the watching eyes of the night before, a...nd did not make a sound, only opening my eyes a little. I saw on the opposite wall the shadow of a man at the head of my bed, bending over me, and with one arm under my pillow gently drawing away the lockets and watch I had placed beneath it for safety. Although I am really a dreadful coward, I did not feel in the least frightened upon this occasion. My first thought was how I should triumph over the old watchman who scouted the idea of danger, and my next was the wild idea that I could take the thief captive myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I took the little lamp in my hand, and carefully searched the whole tent: there certainly was no one in it. I was sleepy and tired, and could not keep awake any longer, so I got into bed, leaving the lamp burning on the dressing-table close to my head.
It must have been about one o'clock in the morning when I was awakened by the loud beating of some one's heart- quite close to my ears. Even 1G4 STORIES ABOUT [iv before I was thoroughly awake I remembered the watching eyes of the night before, a...nd did not make a sound, only opening my eyes a little. I saw on the opposite wall the shadow of a man at the head of my bed, bending over me, and with one arm under my pillow gently drawing away the lockets and watch I had placed beneath it for safety. Although I am really a dreadful coward, I did not feel in the least frightened upon this occasion. My first thought was how I should triumph over the old watchman who scouted the idea of danger, and my next was the wild idea that I could take the thief captive myself.
What to read after Stories About?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lady Mary Anne Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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