The Light That Failed
The Light That Failed
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" Don't worry about it. These things be with Allah, and we can onlylook on. Get the chessmen. ' The red-haired girl was lying down in her own room, staring at theceiling. The footsteps of people on the pavement sounded, as they grewindistinct in the distance, like a many-times-repeated kiss that wasall one long kiss. Her hands were by her side, and they opened and shutsavagely from time to time.
The charwoman in charge of the scrubbing of the studio knocked at herdoor: 'Beg y' pardon, miss, but... in cleanin' of a floor there's two, not to say three, kind of soap, which is yaller, an' mottled, an'disinfectink.
Now, jist before I took my pail into the passage I though it would bepre'aps jest as well if I was to come up 'ere an' ask you what sort ofsoap you was wishful that I should use on them boards. The yaller soap, miss----' There was nothing in the speech to have caused the paroxysm of furythat drove the red-haired girl into the middle of the room, almostshouting--'Do you suppose I care what you use?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Don't worry about it. These things be with Allah, and we can onlylook on. Get the chessmen. ' The red-haired girl was lying down in her own room, staring at theceiling. The footsteps of people on the pavement sounded, as they grewindistinct in the distance, like a many-times-repeated kiss that wasall one long kiss. Her hands were by her side, and they opened and shutsavagely from time to time.
The charwoman in charge of the scrubbing of the studio knocked at herdoor: 'Beg y' pardon, miss, but... in cleanin' of a floor there's two, not to say three, kind of soap, which is yaller, an' mottled, an'disinfectink.
Now, jist before I took my pail into the passage I though it would bepre'aps jest as well if I was to come up 'ere an' ask you what sort ofsoap you was wishful that I should use on them boards. The yaller soap, miss----' There was nothing in the speech to have caused the paroxysm of furythat drove the red-haired girl into the middle of the room, almostshouting--'Do you suppose I care what you use?
What to read after The Light That Failed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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