The Strength of the Pines
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A lighted doorway sets off a target almost as well as a field of white sets off a black bull's-eye.
Dave knew that truth was the proper course. " Dave Turner, " he replied.
A long second of heavy, strange silence ensued. Then the woman spoke again. There was a new note in her voice, a curious hoarseness, but at the same time a sense of exultation and excitement. But Dave did n't notice it. Perhaps the oaken door that the voice came through stripped away all the overtones; possibly his own perce...ptions were too blunt to receive it. He might, however, have been interested in the singular look of wonder that flashed over Linda's face as she stared at her aged aunt. Linda was not thinking of Dave. She had forgot- ten that he stood outside. His visit was the last thing that either of them expected except, per- haps, on some such deadly business as the clan had come years before yet she found no space in her thought for him. Her whole attention was seized and held by the unfamiliar note in her aunt's voice, and a strange drawing of the woman's features that the closed door prevented Dave from seeing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A lighted doorway sets off a target almost as well as a field of white sets off a black bull's-eye.
Dave knew that truth was the proper course. " Dave Turner, " he replied.
A long second of heavy, strange silence ensued. Then the woman spoke again. There was a new note in her voice, a curious hoarseness, but at the same time a sense of exultation and excitement. But Dave did n't notice it. Perhaps the oaken door that the voice came through stripped away all the overtones; possibly his own perce...ptions were too blunt to receive it. He might, however, have been interested in the singular look of wonder that flashed over Linda's face as she stared at her aged aunt. Linda was not thinking of Dave. She had forgot- ten that he stood outside. His visit was the last thing that either of them expected except, per- haps, on some such deadly business as the clan had come years before yet she found no space in her thought for him. Her whole attention was seized and held by the unfamiliar note in her aunt's voice, and a strange drawing of the woman's features that the closed door prevented Dave from seeing.
What to read after The Strength of the Pines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall Edison to read onlineMoreLess
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