The Little House
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For three hours he had watched [74] THE LITTLE HOUSE the little house from the shadow of the trees across the road. From the pavement, had you been passing, you would hardly have distinguished him as he leant against the garden-raihngs. The only time he gave a sign of his presence was when the red flare of his cigarette betrayed him. He did not seem to be planning harm to anyone; he could not have done much harm in any case, for the left sleeve of his coat hung empty. He was simply waiting for ...something that he hoped might happen. At last his patience was rewarded when she drew aside the cur- tain and stood with the Kghted room behind her, staring out into the blackness. Only when she had again hidden herself and all the house was in darkness, did he turn to go. He was there the next night and the next. It was after his third night of watch- ing that the dining-room window told me.
[75] CHAPTER VIII CHAPTER VI I i HE fourth night he was there again. By this time everything in the house, from the kettle in the kitchen to the carpet on the top- most landing, was aware that a one-armed man was hidden beneath the trees across the road, watching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For three hours he had watched [74] THE LITTLE HOUSE the little house from the shadow of the trees across the road. From the pavement, had you been passing, you would hardly have distinguished him as he leant against the garden-raihngs. The only time he gave a sign of his presence was when the red flare of his cigarette betrayed him. He did not seem to be planning harm to anyone; he could not have done much harm in any case, for the left sleeve of his coat hung empty. He was simply waiting for ...something that he hoped might happen. At last his patience was rewarded when she drew aside the cur- tain and stood with the Kghted room behind her, staring out into the blackness. Only when she had again hidden herself and all the house was in darkness, did he turn to go. He was there the next night and the next. It was after his third night of watch- ing that the dining-room window told me.
[75] CHAPTER VIII CHAPTER VI I i HE fourth night he was there again. By this time everything in the house, from the kettle in the kitchen to the carpet on the top- most landing, was aware that a one-armed man was hidden beneath the trees across the road, watching.
What to read after The Little House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson Coningsby to read onlineMoreLess
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