The House of a Thousand Candles
The House of a Thousand Candles
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And, thank God! I taught myself one thing, if nothingmore, in those days at Glenarm House: I learned tobide my time.
“I’ll give you a note to Mr. Stoddard in the morning. You may go now. ”
“Yes, sir. ”
The note was written and despatched. The chaplainwas not at his lodgings, and Bates reported that he hadleft the message. The answer came presently by thehand of the Scotch gardener, Ferguson, a short, wiry, raw-boned specimen. I happened to open the door myself, and brought him into the library ...until I could readStoddard’s reply. Ferguson had, I thought, an uneasyeye, and his hair, of an ugly carrot color, annoyed me.
Mr. Paul Stoddard presented his compliments andwould be delighted to dine with me. He wrote a largeeven hand, as frank and open as himself.
“That is all, Ferguson. ” And the gardener took himselfoff.
Thus it came about that Stoddard and I faced eachother across the table in the refectory that same eveningunder the lights of a great candelabrum whichBates had produced from the store-room below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, thank God! I taught myself one thing, if nothingmore, in those days at Glenarm House: I learned tobide my time.
“I’ll give you a note to Mr. Stoddard in the morning. You may go now. ”
“Yes, sir. ”
The note was written and despatched. The chaplainwas not at his lodgings, and Bates reported that he hadleft the message. The answer came presently by thehand of the Scotch gardener, Ferguson, a short, wiry, raw-boned specimen. I happened to open the door myself, and brought him into the library ...until I could readStoddard’s reply. Ferguson had, I thought, an uneasyeye, and his hair, of an ugly carrot color, annoyed me.
Mr. Paul Stoddard presented his compliments andwould be delighted to dine with me. He wrote a largeeven hand, as frank and open as himself.
“That is all, Ferguson. ” And the gardener took himselfoff.
Thus it came about that Stoddard and I faced eachother across the table in the refectory that same eveningunder the lights of a great candelabrum whichBates had produced from the store-room below.
What to read after The House of a Thousand Candles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson Meredith to read onlineMoreLess
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