The Turn of the Screw
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" I made her turn pale. "Intention?" "To get hold of her. " Mrs. Grose--her eyes just lingering on mine--gavea shudder and walked to the window; and while she stood there lookingout I completed my statement. "THAT'S what Flora knows. " After a little she turned round. "The person was in black, you say?" "In mourning--rather poor, almost shabby. But--yes--with extraordinarybeauty. " I now recognized to what I had at last, stroke by stroke, brought the victim of my confidence, for she quite visib...ly weighedthis. "Oh, handsome--very, very, " I insisted; "wonderfully handsome. Butinfamous. " She slowly came back to me. "Miss Jessel--WAS infamous. " She once moretook my hand in both her own, holding it as tight as if to fortify meagainst the increase of alarm I might draw from this disclosure. "Theywere both infamous, " she finally said.
So, for a little, we faced it once more together; and I found absolutelya degree of help in seeing it now so straight. "I appreciate, " I said, "the great decency of your not having hitherto spoken; but the time hascertainly come to give me the whole thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I made her turn pale. "Intention?" "To get hold of her. " Mrs. Grose--her eyes just lingering on mine--gavea shudder and walked to the window; and while she stood there lookingout I completed my statement. "THAT'S what Flora knows. " After a little she turned round. "The person was in black, you say?" "In mourning--rather poor, almost shabby. But--yes--with extraordinarybeauty. " I now recognized to what I had at last, stroke by stroke, brought the victim of my confidence, for she quite visib...ly weighedthis. "Oh, handsome--very, very, " I insisted; "wonderfully handsome. Butinfamous. " She slowly came back to me. "Miss Jessel--WAS infamous. " She once moretook my hand in both her own, holding it as tight as if to fortify meagainst the increase of alarm I might draw from this disclosure. "Theywere both infamous, " she finally said.
So, for a little, we faced it once more together; and I found absolutelya degree of help in seeing it now so straight. "I appreciate, " I said, "the great decency of your not having hitherto spoken; but the time hascertainly come to give me the whole thing.
What to read after The Turn of the Screw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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