The Dead Are Silent
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Wait a minute, Miss--I'll light the lamps, so we can see. I don't know what's got intothe beasts to-day. It ain't my fault, Miss, sure--they ran into a pileof stones. " Emma managed to stand up, although she was bruised all over. The factthat the coachman seemed quite uninjured reassured her somewhat. She heard the man opening the lamp and striking a match. She waitedanxiously for the light. She did not dare to touch Franz again. "It'sall so much worse when you can't see plainly, " she thought.... "His eyesmay be open now--there won't be anything wrong.... " A tiny ray of light came from one side. She saw the carriage, notcompletely upset, as she had thought, but leaning over toward theground, as if one wheel were broken. The horses stood quietly. She sawthe milestone, then a heap of loose stones, and beyond them a ditch. Then the light touched Franz's feet, crept up over his body to his face, and rested there. The coachman had set the lamp on the ground beside thehead of the unconscious man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wait a minute, Miss--I'll light the lamps, so we can see. I don't know what's got intothe beasts to-day. It ain't my fault, Miss, sure--they ran into a pileof stones. " Emma managed to stand up, although she was bruised all over. The factthat the coachman seemed quite uninjured reassured her somewhat. She heard the man opening the lamp and striking a match. She waitedanxiously for the light. She did not dare to touch Franz again. "It'sall so much worse when you can't see plainly, " she thought.... "His eyesmay be open now--there won't be anything wrong.... " A tiny ray of light came from one side. She saw the carriage, notcompletely upset, as she had thought, but leaning over toward theground, as if one wheel were broken. The horses stood quietly. She sawthe milestone, then a heap of loose stones, and beyond them a ditch. Then the light touched Franz's feet, crept up over his body to his face, and rested there. The coachman had set the lamp on the ground beside thehead of the unconscious man.
What to read after The Dead Are Silent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schnitzler Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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