The Vigil
The Vigil
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"Wrong?" panted the sergeant-major, trying to put a little surprise anddignity into his voice. "No. " "I thought it was a lady walking in her sleep at first, " said theconstable. "A tall lady. " The sergeant-major suddenly became conscious of the nightgown. "I'vebeen--for a little walk, " he said, still breathing hard. "I felt a bitchilly--so I--put this on. " "Suits you, too, " said the constable, stiffly. "But you Army men alwayswas a bit dressy. Now if I put that on I should look ridikerlous.... " The door opened before Mr. Ward could reply, and revealed, in the lightof a bedroom candle, the astonished countenances of his wife anddaughter.
"George!" exclaimed Mrs. Ward.
"Father!" said Miss Ward.
The sergeant-major tottered in and, gaining the front room, flunghimself into his arm-chair. A stiff glass of whisky and water, handedhim by his daughter, was swallowed at a gulp.
"Did you go?" inquired Mrs. Ward, clasping her hands.
The sergeant-major, fully conscious of the suspicions aroused by hisdisordered appearance, rallied his faculties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Wrong?" panted the sergeant-major, trying to put a little surprise anddignity into his voice. "No. " "I thought it was a lady walking in her sleep at first, " said theconstable. "A tall lady. " The sergeant-major suddenly became conscious of the nightgown. "I'vebeen--for a little walk, " he said, still breathing hard. "I felt a bitchilly--so I--put this on. " "Suits you, too, " said the constable, stiffly. "But you Army men alwayswas a bit dressy. Now if I put that on I should look ridikerlous.... " The door opened before Mr. Ward could reply, and revealed, in the lightof a bedroom candle, the astonished countenances of his wife anddaughter.
"George!" exclaimed Mrs. Ward.
"Father!" said Miss Ward.
The sergeant-major tottered in and, gaining the front room, flunghimself into his arm-chair. A stiff glass of whisky and water, handedhim by his daughter, was swallowed at a gulp.
"Did you go?" inquired Mrs. Ward, clasping her hands.
The sergeant-major, fully conscious of the suspicions aroused by hisdisordered appearance, rallied his faculties.
What to read after The Vigil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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