The Great God Pan
The Great God Pan
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You, Villiers?" "Yes, I saw him quite distinctly; indeed, there were but a few feetbetween us. " "Where, in Heaven's name, did you see him?" "Not far from here. I saw him in Ashley Street. He was just leaving ahouse. " "Did you notice what house it was?" "Yes. It was Mrs. Beaumont's. " "Villiers! Think what you are saying; there must be some mistake. Howcould Crashaw be in Mrs. Beaumont's house at two o'clock in themorning? Surely, surely, you must have been dreaming, Villiers; youwere always r...ather fanciful. " "No; I was wide awake enough. Even if I had been dreaming as you say, what I saw would have roused me effectually. " "What you saw? What did you see? Was there anything strange aboutCrashaw? But I can't believe it; it is impossible. " "Well, if you like I will tell you what I saw, or if you please, what Ithink I saw, and you can judge for yourself. " "Very good, Villiers. " The noise and clamour of the street had died away, though now and thenthe sound of shouting still came from the distance, and the dull, leaden silence seemed like the quiet after an earthquake or a storm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You, Villiers?" "Yes, I saw him quite distinctly; indeed, there were but a few feetbetween us. " "Where, in Heaven's name, did you see him?" "Not far from here. I saw him in Ashley Street. He was just leaving ahouse. " "Did you notice what house it was?" "Yes. It was Mrs. Beaumont's. " "Villiers! Think what you are saying; there must be some mistake. Howcould Crashaw be in Mrs. Beaumont's house at two o'clock in themorning? Surely, surely, you must have been dreaming, Villiers; youwere always r...ather fanciful. " "No; I was wide awake enough. Even if I had been dreaming as you say, what I saw would have roused me effectually. " "What you saw? What did you see? Was there anything strange aboutCrashaw? But I can't believe it; it is impossible. " "Well, if you like I will tell you what I saw, or if you please, what Ithink I saw, and you can judge for yourself. " "Very good, Villiers. " The noise and clamour of the street had died away, though now and thenthe sound of shouting still came from the distance, and the dull, leaden silence seemed like the quiet after an earthquake or a storm.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Machen Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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