The Safety Curtain, And Other Stories
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And tears were sometimes a relief. She bowed her head uponthe sill and wept.
"Why, Doris!" a quiet voice said.
She started, started violently, and sprang upright.
Caryl was standing slightly behind her, his hand on the back of herchair, but as she rose he came forward and stood beside her.
"What is it?" he said. "Why are you crying?" "I'm not!" she declared vehemently. "I wasn't! You--you startledme--that's all. " She turned her back on him and hastily dabbed her eyes. She was furiouswith him f...or coming upon her thus.
He stood at the window, looking out upon the long, black barges insilence.
After a few seconds of desperate effort she controlled herself andturned round.
"I never heard you come in. I--must have been asleep. " He did not look at her, or attempt to refute the statement.
"I thought you were going to be out this afternoon, " he said.
"So I was. So I have been. I went to the club to get my letters. " "Didn't you find any one there to talk to?" he asked.
"No one, " she answered somewhat hastily; then, moved by some impulse shecould not have explained, "That is, no one that counts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And tears were sometimes a relief. She bowed her head uponthe sill and wept.
"Why, Doris!" a quiet voice said.
She started, started violently, and sprang upright.
Caryl was standing slightly behind her, his hand on the back of herchair, but as she rose he came forward and stood beside her.
"What is it?" he said. "Why are you crying?" "I'm not!" she declared vehemently. "I wasn't! You--you startledme--that's all. " She turned her back on him and hastily dabbed her eyes. She was furiouswith him f...or coming upon her thus.
He stood at the window, looking out upon the long, black barges insilence.
After a few seconds of desperate effort she controlled herself andturned round.
"I never heard you come in. I--must have been asleep. " He did not look at her, or attempt to refute the statement.
"I thought you were going to be out this afternoon, " he said.
"So I was. So I have been. I went to the club to get my letters. " "Didn't you find any one there to talk to?" he asked.
"No one, " she answered somewhat hastily; then, moved by some impulse shecould not have explained, "That is, no one that counts.
What to read after The Safety Curtain, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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