The Open House (2012)
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‘Might be a trick of the light, perhaps? In mirage conditions, I’ve seen them with up to eight. Feet, that is.’ ‘There was a woman at this door, and presumably she was listening to us.’ Appleby pursued his plan of dogged rationality. ‘A woman in white. Have you…’ ‘A woman in white? Fellow wrote a yarn called that. Not at all bad. Much better than modern stuff of the same sort.’ ‘No doubt.’ Appleby felt no disposition to digress upon the literary merits of Wilkie Collins. ‘Have you any idea why a... woman dressed entirely in white should be wandering round Ledward?’ ‘None whatever. It sounds a shade eccentric to me.’ Having produced this brilliant riposte, the Professor at once capped it. ‘Do you think she might be impersonating a ghost?’ He picked up the decanter, and held it interrogatively over his guest’s glass.
‘No more, thank you – although it’s a capital port. May I ask whether you have many women in your household?’ ‘Lord no, my dear fellow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Might be a trick of the light, perhaps? In mirage conditions, I’ve seen them with up to eight. Feet, that is.’ ‘There was a woman at this door, and presumably she was listening to us.’ Appleby pursued his plan of dogged rationality. ‘A woman in white. Have you…’ ‘A woman in white? Fellow wrote a yarn called that. Not at all bad. Much better than modern stuff of the same sort.’ ‘No doubt.’ Appleby felt no disposition to digress upon the literary merits of Wilkie Collins. ‘Have you any idea why a... woman dressed entirely in white should be wandering round Ledward?’ ‘None whatever. It sounds a shade eccentric to me.’ Having produced this brilliant riposte, the Professor at once capped it. ‘Do you think she might be impersonating a ghost?’ He picked up the decanter, and held it interrogatively over his guest’s glass.
‘No more, thank you – although it’s a capital port. May I ask whether you have many women in your household?’ ‘Lord no, my dear fellow.
What to read after The Open House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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