The Open Window
The Open Window
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I was glad I did know him. 225 THE OPEN WINDOW "The poor old fellow, " said I, "who lives down in that cottage near the mill. " "Do you know how old he is?" she asked.
"He was seventy when his wife died, " said I, "that was five years ago wasn't it?" "Yes he's seventy-five and do you know what's happened ?" All that she said, suggested to me that the poor old man had died suddenly, yet that was not in the tone of her voice.
"What has happened?" I asked. "Am I wanted there now ?" I was beginning... to fold my serviette. I felt sure there was something for me to do.
"There's no hurry, " said Diana smiling. "There's more to tell yet. It appears that nearly fifty well, I suppose forty-five years ago, he and Eliza Selby were engaged to be married. Then they fell out over something or other and she married Fuel and went to Long Allingham. I forget whom Fastnedge married, but he stayed on here. " "Well?" said I. She was taking so long over the telling of it that by now my curiosity was well aroused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was glad I did know him. 225 THE OPEN WINDOW "The poor old fellow, " said I, "who lives down in that cottage near the mill. " "Do you know how old he is?" she asked.
"He was seventy when his wife died, " said I, "that was five years ago wasn't it?" "Yes he's seventy-five and do you know what's happened ?" All that she said, suggested to me that the poor old man had died suddenly, yet that was not in the tone of her voice.
"What has happened?" I asked. "Am I wanted there now ?" I was beginning... to fold my serviette. I felt sure there was something for me to do.
"There's no hurry, " said Diana smiling. "There's more to tell yet. It appears that nearly fifty well, I suppose forty-five years ago, he and Eliza Selby were engaged to be married. Then they fell out over something or other and she married Fuel and went to Long Allingham. I forget whom Fastnedge married, but he stayed on here. " "Well?" said I. She was taking so long over the telling of it that by now my curiosity was well aroused.
What to read after The Open Window?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thurston, E. Temple (Ernest Temple), 1879-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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