The Widows Walk Or the Mystery of Crime
The Widows Walk Or the Mystery of Crime
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" " But where shall I find a doctor in this part?" asked Chevillard, preparing to set off, greatly agitated.
" In the Rue des Gourdes, nearly at the corner of the lane that leads from this avenue to Chaillot, a house with iron gates ; but stay I had better go myself; you will lose time in looking for it. " " But is there nothing that can be done till you return?" " I don't exactly understand what is proper in her state, " replied the woman; " but try at least to shake off this ter- rible sleep,... which ends in death. " Having given this prudent advice, she hurried away. Chevillard, left to himself, tried every means he could think of to combat the stupor which gained continually upon the victim ; but the poison had been working for several hours, and was now irresistible in its action. During the short intervals when he was able to rouse her in some degree, the words she let fall showed that the faculties of her mind were affected by the poison. It was vain to hope for any intelligible account of the circumstances that led to the accom- plishment of her fatal resolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " But where shall I find a doctor in this part?" asked Chevillard, preparing to set off, greatly agitated.
" In the Rue des Gourdes, nearly at the corner of the lane that leads from this avenue to Chaillot, a house with iron gates ; but stay I had better go myself; you will lose time in looking for it. " " But is there nothing that can be done till you return?" " I don't exactly understand what is proper in her state, " replied the woman; " but try at least to shake off this ter- rible sleep,... which ends in death. " Having given this prudent advice, she hurried away. Chevillard, left to himself, tried every means he could think of to combat the stupor which gained continually upon the victim ; but the poison had been working for several hours, and was now irresistible in its action. During the short intervals when he was able to rouse her in some degree, the words she let fall showed that the faculties of her mind were affected by the poison. It was vain to hope for any intelligible account of the circumstances that led to the accom- plishment of her fatal resolution.
What to read after The Widows Walk Or the Mystery of Crime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Rabou to read onlineMoreLess
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