The Ordeal of Silence
The Ordeal of Silence
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He had switched the light on sometimes, bent over her with beating heart, that he might see her wake and smile at him.
And now he must not go in. Afterwards he could explain. Now She turned and woke, stretching her soft, slender limbs as a sleeping child might have done, yawning.
" Why, Roland, I went to sleep. Put out the light. " He switched it off, stood hi the dim firelit gloom, his head bent in his hands.
" Where are you, Roland? " " I am not well, Margaret. I had better sleep in my own ro...om to-night. " She was asleep again, scarcely heard.
His lips on her cheek ; lips cold and dry. The noise of a shutting door.
A man who lay awake and could not sleep for the mad pain which racked him.
It was cold in here; his bed was damp. Before morning it was easy to pretend, for he was coughing, with dead white cheeks and fever-bright eyes.
Margaret awoke, saw he was not there, came running to his room.
" Roland, you're ill. Oh, why did you stay here? Martin, Sir Roland's ill. " 238 The Ordeal of Silence " It was a chill, " he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had switched the light on sometimes, bent over her with beating heart, that he might see her wake and smile at him.
And now he must not go in. Afterwards he could explain. Now She turned and woke, stretching her soft, slender limbs as a sleeping child might have done, yawning.
" Why, Roland, I went to sleep. Put out the light. " He switched it off, stood hi the dim firelit gloom, his head bent in his hands.
" Where are you, Roland? " " I am not well, Margaret. I had better sleep in my own ro...om to-night. " She was asleep again, scarcely heard.
His lips on her cheek ; lips cold and dry. The noise of a shutting door.
A man who lay awake and could not sleep for the mad pain which racked him.
It was cold in here; his bed was damp. Before morning it was easy to pretend, for he was coughing, with dead white cheeks and fever-bright eyes.
Margaret awoke, saw he was not there, came running to his room.
" Roland, you're ill. Oh, why did you stay here? Martin, Sir Roland's ill. " 238 The Ordeal of Silence " It was a chill, " he said.
What to read after The Ordeal of Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Barnett Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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