The Case And the Girl
The Case And the Girl
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"Who is there? Who moaned just now?" he asked, struggling to controlhis voice.
"I did, " the answer was a mere husky whisper out of the darkness. "Masters, the watchman; but who are you? I don't know your voice. " "It makes no difference; are you hurt? Where are you? How can Iget a light?" "Yes, sir; I'm about done for I guess; you're over by the door, ain'tyou? There's a hangin' lantern just up above, if you've got a match withyou. Say, that looks good; I didn't hardly know but I was dead, it ...was soblack. But I never saw you before; how did you get aboard here?" The flame of the match caught the wick, and flared up, throwing a dimillumination over the cabin interior. West drew down the glass, before heventured to glance in the direction of the voice. A man lay facing him, curled up on the deck, his hair, matted with blood, hanging over eyesthat were burning with fever. He made no attempt to rise, apparently wasunable to move, and a dark, bloody stain covered the deck. West sprangforward, and lifted the head on his arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Who is there? Who moaned just now?" he asked, struggling to controlhis voice.
"I did, " the answer was a mere husky whisper out of the darkness. "Masters, the watchman; but who are you? I don't know your voice. " "It makes no difference; are you hurt? Where are you? How can Iget a light?" "Yes, sir; I'm about done for I guess; you're over by the door, ain'tyou? There's a hangin' lantern just up above, if you've got a match withyou. Say, that looks good; I didn't hardly know but I was dead, it ...was soblack. But I never saw you before; how did you get aboard here?" The flame of the match caught the wick, and flared up, throwing a dimillumination over the cabin interior. West drew down the glass, before heventured to glance in the direction of the voice. A man lay facing him, curled up on the deck, his hair, matted with blood, hanging over eyesthat were burning with fever. He made no attempt to rise, apparently wasunable to move, and a dark, bloody stain covered the deck. West sprangforward, and lifted the head on his arm.
What to read after The Case And the Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parrish Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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