The Hollow
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She heard a door unlatch, a footstep in the corridor outside passing her door. It was Edward’s door and Edward’s step. She switched on the lamp by her bed and looked at the clock that stood by the lamp on the table. It was ten minutes to three.
Edward passing her door and going down the stairs at this hour in the morning. It was odd.
They had all gone to bed early, at half past ten. She herself had not slept, had lain there with burning eyelids and with a dry, aching misery racking her feverishl...y.
She had heard the clock strike downstairs—had heard owls hoot outside her bedroom window. Had felt that depression that reaches its nadir at 2 a.m. Had thought to herself: “I can’t bear it—I can’t bear it. Tomorrow coming—another day. Day after day to be got through.”
Banished by her own act from Ainswick—from all the loveliness and dearness of Ainswick which might have been her very own possession.
But better banishment, better loneliness, better a drab and uninteresting life, than life with Edward and Henrietta’s ghost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She heard a door unlatch, a footstep in the corridor outside passing her door. It was Edward’s door and Edward’s step. She switched on the lamp by her bed and looked at the clock that stood by the lamp on the table. It was ten minutes to three.
Edward passing her door and going down the stairs at this hour in the morning. It was odd.
They had all gone to bed early, at half past ten. She herself had not slept, had lain there with burning eyelids and with a dry, aching misery racking her feverishl...y.
She had heard the clock strike downstairs—had heard owls hoot outside her bedroom window. Had felt that depression that reaches its nadir at 2 a.m. Had thought to herself: “I can’t bear it—I can’t bear it. Tomorrow coming—another day. Day after day to be got through.”
Banished by her own act from Ainswick—from all the loveliness and dearness of Ainswick which might have been her very own possession.
But better banishment, better loneliness, better a drab and uninteresting life, than life with Edward and Henrietta’s ghost.
What to read after The Hollow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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