The Keeper of the Door
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"Still sleeping?" he asked.
She answered him quite calmly; at that moment it was no effort to becalm.
"No, Nick; she has gone away. " "What?" he said sharply.
"Won't you take her downstairs?" interposed the nurse, and Olga wondereda little at the compassion in her voice. "She would be the better for acup of tea. " "So she would, " said Nick. "Come along, Olga _mia!_" His arm was about her still. They went down the wide dim stairs, he andshe and the great wolf-hound who submitted to Olga's hand ...upon himthough plainly against his own judgment.
There were candles in the hall, making the vast place seem more vast andghostly. The east window was discernible only as a vague oblong patch ofgrey against the surrounding darkness.
"The electric light has gone wrong, " said Nick, as she looked at him inmomentary surprise.
"I see, " she said. "It must have been the storm. " She looked down atCork pacing beside her. "Poor fellow!" she murmured. "He doesn'tunderstand. " "Come and sit down!" said Nick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Still sleeping?" he asked.
She answered him quite calmly; at that moment it was no effort to becalm.
"No, Nick; she has gone away. " "What?" he said sharply.
"Won't you take her downstairs?" interposed the nurse, and Olga wondereda little at the compassion in her voice. "She would be the better for acup of tea. " "So she would, " said Nick. "Come along, Olga _mia!_" His arm was about her still. They went down the wide dim stairs, he andshe and the great wolf-hound who submitted to Olga's hand ...upon himthough plainly against his own judgment.
There were candles in the hall, making the vast place seem more vast andghostly. The east window was discernible only as a vague oblong patch ofgrey against the surrounding darkness.
"The electric light has gone wrong, " said Nick, as she looked at him inmomentary surprise.
"I see, " she said. "It must have been the storm. " She looked down atCork pacing beside her. "Poor fellow!" she murmured. "He doesn'tunderstand. " "Come and sit down!" said Nick.
What to read after The Keeper of the Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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