The Film of Fear
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"How is Miss Ruth?" he asked.
"She is better. She had a fairly good night's rest, and her fever hasleft her. " "I am glad to hear that. I hope there have been no further threats. " "No. Not yet. But I never know at what moment something may happen. Itis terrible--terrible, living under a shadow like this. " As she spoke, the telephone bell rang.
"You answer it, Mr. Duvall, " she said, turning quickly to the door bywhich she had entered, and closing it. "I do not think I can standanything more a...t present. " Duvall took down the receiver. Someone was asking for Mr. John Bradley.
"This is Mr. Bradley, " he said, then suddenly recognized his wife'svoice. "Is this you, Richard?" she asked.
"Yes. What is it?" "If you have time, to-day, come down and see me. I have something I wantto tell you. Something important. " "Very well. I will be there in half an hour. Good-by. " He hung up thereceiver.
"Was it anything--anything _more_, Mr. Duvall?" asked Mrs. Morton.
"No. Nothing of that sort. Well, I must go along now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How is Miss Ruth?" he asked.
"She is better. She had a fairly good night's rest, and her fever hasleft her. " "I am glad to hear that. I hope there have been no further threats. " "No. Not yet. But I never know at what moment something may happen. Itis terrible--terrible, living under a shadow like this. " As she spoke, the telephone bell rang.
"You answer it, Mr. Duvall, " she said, turning quickly to the door bywhich she had entered, and closing it. "I do not think I can standanything more a...t present. " Duvall took down the receiver. Someone was asking for Mr. John Bradley.
"This is Mr. Bradley, " he said, then suddenly recognized his wife'svoice. "Is this you, Richard?" she asked.
"Yes. What is it?" "If you have time, to-day, come down and see me. I have something I wantto tell you. Something important. " "Very well. I will be there in half an hour. Good-by. " He hung up thereceiver.
"Was it anything--anything _more_, Mr. Duvall?" asked Mrs. Morton.
"No. Nothing of that sort. Well, I must go along now.
What to read after The Film of Fear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kummer Frederic Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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