The Man Whom the Trees Loved
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They saw his figure vanishwith a run across the lawn into the darkness.
A moment later the maid entered, in answer to the bell, and with hercame the loud barking of the terrier from the hall.
"The lamps, " said her master shortly, and as she softly closed the doorbehind her, they heard the wind pass with a mournful sound of singinground the outer walls. A rustle of foliage from the distance passedwithin it.
"You see, the wind _is_ rising. It _was_ the wind!" He put acomforting arm about her, di...stressed to feel that she was trembling. Buthe knew that he was trembling too, though with a kind of odd elationrather than alarm. "And it _was_ smoke that you saw coming fromStride's cottage, or from the rubbish heaps he's been burning in thekitchen garden. The noise we heard was the branches rustling in thewind. Why should you be so nervous?" A thin whispering voice answered him: "I was afraid for _you_, dear. Something frightened me for _you_. That man makes me feel so uneasy and uncomfortable for his influenceupon you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They saw his figure vanishwith a run across the lawn into the darkness.
A moment later the maid entered, in answer to the bell, and with hercame the loud barking of the terrier from the hall.
"The lamps, " said her master shortly, and as she softly closed the doorbehind her, they heard the wind pass with a mournful sound of singinground the outer walls. A rustle of foliage from the distance passedwithin it.
"You see, the wind _is_ rising. It _was_ the wind!" He put acomforting arm about her, di...stressed to feel that she was trembling. Buthe knew that he was trembling too, though with a kind of odd elationrather than alarm. "And it _was_ smoke that you saw coming fromStride's cottage, or from the rubbish heaps he's been burning in thekitchen garden. The noise we heard was the branches rustling in thewind. Why should you be so nervous?" A thin whispering voice answered him: "I was afraid for _you_, dear. Something frightened me for _you_. That man makes me feel so uneasy and uncomfortable for his influenceupon you.
What to read after The Man Whom the Trees Loved?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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