The Golden Web
The Golden Web
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Once more the fat old lady entered, with her amiable smile and slow movements.
"Some tea, sir?" she asked.
Deane looked at her for a moment without speaking. "When does the other chambermaid come on duty?" he asked.
"She ought to be on now, " was the answer, "but she has n't come. I 've just sent the ' boots ' up to her room. " Deane ordered some hot water and lay still for half-an- hour. Then he rang the bell again. The same woman came.
"Would you like your tea, sir?" she asked.
"If you please..., " he answered.
She was already half-way out of the door before he stopped her.
"You are still on duty, then?" he said.
"The other chambermaid can't be found, sir, " she an- 154 THE GOLDEN WEB swered. "Her bed has n't been slept in, and she does n't seem to be anywhere about the place. " Deane nodded. It was, after all, perhaps the most sen- sible thing she could do to get clear away ! "Send me my tea at eight o'clock, " he ordered, "and let me have a bath at once. " "The valet shall come and tell you when it is ready, sir, " she answered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once more the fat old lady entered, with her amiable smile and slow movements.
"Some tea, sir?" she asked.
Deane looked at her for a moment without speaking. "When does the other chambermaid come on duty?" he asked.
"She ought to be on now, " was the answer, "but she has n't come. I 've just sent the ' boots ' up to her room. " Deane ordered some hot water and lay still for half-an- hour. Then he rang the bell again. The same woman came.
"Would you like your tea, sir?" she asked.
"If you please..., " he answered.
She was already half-way out of the door before he stopped her.
"You are still on duty, then?" he said.
"The other chambermaid can't be found, sir, " she an- 154 THE GOLDEN WEB swered. "Her bed has n't been slept in, and she does n't seem to be anywhere about the place. " Deane nodded. It was, after all, perhaps the most sen- sible thing she could do to get clear away ! "Send me my tea at eight o'clock, " he ordered, "and let me have a bath at once. " "The valet shall come and tell you when it is ready, sir, " she answered.
What to read after The Golden Web?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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