The Van Roon
The Van Roon
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She felt like a thief whose instinct welcomes darkness, and whose con- science fears it.
Never in her life had she needed such courage as to turn up that gloomy and dismal street and accost the forbidding threshold of S. Gedge Antiques. The shop was still open, for it was hardly more than six o'clock, THE VAN ROON 187 and two gas jets lit the interior in a way that added to its dolour.
She stood a moment with the knob of the shop door in her hand. All the nerve she could muster was wanted to ve...nture within. But she did go in, and she felt a keen relief when a hasty glance told her that Uncle Si was not there.
XXXIII JUNE had a further moment of indecision while she thought out what her line must be. She resolved to go direct to her room and pack her box. Afterwards she must find William and enlist his help in bringing it downstairs, and then she would get a taxi and drive off with her things before Uncle Si discovered his loss. Otherwise . . . !
Her mind had not time to shape the grisly alternative, before the immediate course of events shaped it for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt like a thief whose instinct welcomes darkness, and whose con- science fears it.
Never in her life had she needed such courage as to turn up that gloomy and dismal street and accost the forbidding threshold of S. Gedge Antiques. The shop was still open, for it was hardly more than six o'clock, THE VAN ROON 187 and two gas jets lit the interior in a way that added to its dolour.
She stood a moment with the knob of the shop door in her hand. All the nerve she could muster was wanted to ve...nture within. But she did go in, and she felt a keen relief when a hasty glance told her that Uncle Si was not there.
XXXIII JUNE had a further moment of indecision while she thought out what her line must be. She resolved to go direct to her room and pack her box. Afterwards she must find William and enlist his help in bringing it downstairs, and then she would get a taxi and drive off with her things before Uncle Si discovered his loss. Otherwise . . . !
Her mind had not time to shape the grisly alternative, before the immediate course of events shaped it for her.
What to read after The Van Roon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snaith, J. C. (John Collis), 1876-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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