The Red Lady
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How lovely Paris would be!" 92 The Red Lady She laughed her hollow, little laugh.
"My husband lived in Paris for a long time. Before that he was in Russia. He knew a great deal of Russian, even dialects. He was a great traveler. 1 met him at Aix-les-Bains. He was taking the baths, and so was I. We were both invalids, and I suppose it was a sort of bond. But invalids should not be allowed to marry. Of course, we had no serious disease; it was rheumatism with him, and nervous pros- tration with m...e. I wonder if there is n't such a thing as a nerve-germ, Janice. " "I wondered, " absently. I was busy with my own thoughts, and she was a great chatterer.
"I think old houses get saturated with nerve- germs, truly I do. That's the real explanation of ghosts. I am sure rooms are haunted by the sorrows and mournful preoccupations of the people that die in them. I am not very super- stitious, and I am so glad that you are n't. I trembled for you. You see those other house- keepers — " *'Do tell me about the other housekeepers, " I begged, "especially the one just before me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How lovely Paris would be!" 92 The Red Lady She laughed her hollow, little laugh.
"My husband lived in Paris for a long time. Before that he was in Russia. He knew a great deal of Russian, even dialects. He was a great traveler. 1 met him at Aix-les-Bains. He was taking the baths, and so was I. We were both invalids, and I suppose it was a sort of bond. But invalids should not be allowed to marry. Of course, we had no serious disease; it was rheumatism with him, and nervous pros- tration with m...e. I wonder if there is n't such a thing as a nerve-germ, Janice. " "I wondered, " absently. I was busy with my own thoughts, and she was a great chatterer.
"I think old houses get saturated with nerve- germs, truly I do. That's the real explanation of ghosts. I am sure rooms are haunted by the sorrows and mournful preoccupations of the people that die in them. I am not very super- stitious, and I am so glad that you are n't. I trembled for you. You see those other house- keepers — " *'Do tell me about the other housekeepers, " I begged, "especially the one just before me.
What to read after The Red Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burt Katharine Newlin to read onlineMoreLess
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