The Hawkshawes a Novel By Ma Bird
The Hawkshawes a Novel By Ma Bird
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The instinct of self-preservation was irresistible. The door had been left ajar, the old woman was deaf, and did not hear the rustle of her dress. She passed quickly across the room, and found herself in the comparative freedom of the passage, just as Mr. Hawkshawe's light was disappearing at the other end.
The death music might wail, and the grey spectre flutter against the windows now ; Ellen heeded them not. There were THE 1IAWKSHAWES. 59 worse spirits still dwelling in mortal bodies than an...y that gibbered and flitted in less substantial guise.
Her light step roused no echo as she fled along the oaken floor. When she gained the corner she saw Mr. Hawkshawe descending a flight of stairs. She followed, and found that there was another passage beyond the stair head. Along this she sped, rapidly as might be, and presently reached the large central staircase. Now she knew her ground. But her terror was so great that she had now no thought of anything but escaping completely from the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The instinct of self-preservation was irresistible. The door had been left ajar, the old woman was deaf, and did not hear the rustle of her dress. She passed quickly across the room, and found herself in the comparative freedom of the passage, just as Mr. Hawkshawe's light was disappearing at the other end.
The death music might wail, and the grey spectre flutter against the windows now ; Ellen heeded them not. There were THE 1IAWKSHAWES. 59 worse spirits still dwelling in mortal bodies than an...y that gibbered and flitted in less substantial guise.
Her light step roused no echo as she fled along the oaken floor. When she gained the corner she saw Mr. Hawkshawe descending a flight of stairs. She followed, and found that there was another passage beyond the stair head. Along this she sped, rapidly as might be, and presently reached the large central staircase. Now she knew her ground. But her terror was so great that she had now no thought of anything but escaping completely from the house.
What to read after The Hawkshawes a Novel By Ma Bird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M a Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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