The Folly of Eustace And Other Stories
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Then I repeated mechanically : " To-night I will come back to you. " A terrible, slight smile travelled over her face. She turned and left me.
I sat down immediately. I felt too un- nerved to remain standing. I was giving way utterly to an imaginative horror that seemed to threaten my reason. In vain I tried to pull myself together. My body was in a cold sweat. All mastery of my nerves seemed gone.
I do not know how long I remained there, but I was aroused by the entrance of the but- ler. He gl...anced towards me in some obvious surprise, and this astonishment of a servant i3 2 t)* Uetnrn of the Soni.
acted upon me almost like a scourge. I sprang up hastily.
"Tell the groom to saddle the mare, " I said. " I am going for a ride immediately. " Air, action, were what I needed to drive this stupor away. I must get away from this house of tears. I must be alone. I must wrestle with myself, regain my courage, kill the coward in me.
I threw myself upon the mare, and rode out at a gallop towards the moors of Eskdale along the lonely country roads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I repeated mechanically : " To-night I will come back to you. " A terrible, slight smile travelled over her face. She turned and left me.
I sat down immediately. I felt too un- nerved to remain standing. I was giving way utterly to an imaginative horror that seemed to threaten my reason. In vain I tried to pull myself together. My body was in a cold sweat. All mastery of my nerves seemed gone.
I do not know how long I remained there, but I was aroused by the entrance of the but- ler. He gl...anced towards me in some obvious surprise, and this astonishment of a servant i3 2 t)* Uetnrn of the Soni.
acted upon me almost like a scourge. I sprang up hastily.
"Tell the groom to saddle the mare, " I said. " I am going for a ride immediately. " Air, action, were what I needed to drive this stupor away. I must get away from this house of tears. I must be alone. I must wrestle with myself, regain my courage, kill the coward in me.
I threw myself upon the mare, and rode out at a gallop towards the moors of Eskdale along the lonely country roads.
What to read after The Folly of Eustace And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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