The Banshee
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After luncheon, which he sat down to alone, as the girl, despite his pressing invitation, refused to partake of the meal with him, on the plea that she had many things to attend to, he went a little way up the hillside at the back of the premises, and enjoyed a quiet siesta under the shadow of the trees. Indeed, he slept so long that the twilight had well set in before he awoke and once again made tracks for the inn.
This time he entered by a doorway in the rear of the house, and, in a small pa...ved courtyard, saw the girl, habited in a rather more workaday attire, SIMILAR CASE FROM SPAIN 115 but with her hair still very coquettishly decorated with ribbons, sharpening a long gHstening knife on a big grinding' stone, which she was turning round and round with the skill of a past mistress of the art.
" Hulloa ! " he exclaimed. " What are you up to? Not sharpening that blade to stick me with, I hope." " The Sefior has heard of pigs,'' the girl replied, showing her beautiful teeth in a smile, almost amounting to a grin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After luncheon, which he sat down to alone, as the girl, despite his pressing invitation, refused to partake of the meal with him, on the plea that she had many things to attend to, he went a little way up the hillside at the back of the premises, and enjoyed a quiet siesta under the shadow of the trees. Indeed, he slept so long that the twilight had well set in before he awoke and once again made tracks for the inn.
This time he entered by a doorway in the rear of the house, and, in a small pa...ved courtyard, saw the girl, habited in a rather more workaday attire, SIMILAR CASE FROM SPAIN 115 but with her hair still very coquettishly decorated with ribbons, sharpening a long gHstening knife on a big grinding' stone, which she was turning round and round with the skill of a past mistress of the art.
" Hulloa ! " he exclaimed. " What are you up to? Not sharpening that blade to stick me with, I hope." " The Sefior has heard of pigs,'' the girl replied, showing her beautiful teeth in a smile, almost amounting to a grin.
What to read after The Banshee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'donnell, Elliott, 1872-1965 to read onlineMoreLess
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