The Dark House
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The pen-tray on the little card-table where Mr Girtle sat and worked;and what was that?
Undoubtedly one of the keys that lay there. Another and another wastouched, and as they were moved on the thin mahogany that formed thebottom of the receptacle for cards the sound seemed quite loud.
Then came a faint scraping sound, and he knew as well as if he had seenit, that a key was taken up.
Keys? Yes, there were several there which the old lawyer used. Capelrecalled that the key of the plate closet ha...d been placed there whenPreenham had handed it over.
He listened, but there was no further sound. Yes; the low breathingcould be heard, and it suddenly dawned upon Capel that Katrine had beenapproaching him--there she was close at hand. He had only to stretchforth his arms and the next instant she would have been folded to hisbreast.
It was a hard fight, but he had read of a sudden awakening under suchconditions proving dangerous.
As he listened there was a faint rustling as the soft grey peignoir heknew so well passed over the thick carpet towards the door; and if thelistener had any doubt, it was set aside by the light pat that heheard--it was a hand touching the panel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pen-tray on the little card-table where Mr Girtle sat and worked;and what was that?
Undoubtedly one of the keys that lay there. Another and another wastouched, and as they were moved on the thin mahogany that formed thebottom of the receptacle for cards the sound seemed quite loud.
Then came a faint scraping sound, and he knew as well as if he had seenit, that a key was taken up.
Keys? Yes, there were several there which the old lawyer used. Capelrecalled that the key of the plate closet ha...d been placed there whenPreenham had handed it over.
He listened, but there was no further sound. Yes; the low breathingcould be heard, and it suddenly dawned upon Capel that Katrine had beenapproaching him--there she was close at hand. He had only to stretchforth his arms and the next instant she would have been folded to hisbreast.
It was a hard fight, but he had read of a sudden awakening under suchconditions proving dangerous.
As he listened there was a faint rustling as the soft grey peignoir heknew so well passed over the thick carpet towards the door; and if thelistener had any doubt, it was set aside by the light pat that heheard--it was a hand touching the panel.
What to read after The Dark House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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