The Wives of the Dead
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"Heaven help me!" sighed she. "I have nothing left to fear, and methinksI am ten times more a coward than ever. " Seizing the lamp from the hearth, she hastened to the window thatoverlooked the street-door. It was a lattice, turning upon hinges; andhaving thrown it back, she stretched her head a little way into the moistatmosphere. A lantern was reddening the front of the house, and meltingits light in the neighboring puddles, while a deluge of darknessoverwhelmed every other object. As the win...dow grated on its hinges, aman in a broad-brimmed hat and blanket-coat stepped from under theshelter of the projecting story, and looked upward to discover whom hisapplication had aroused. Margaret knew him as a friendly innkeeper ofthe town.
"What would you have, Goodman Parker?" cried the widow.
"Lackaday, is it you, Mistress Margaret?" replied the innkeeper. "I wasafraid it might be your sister Mary; for I hate to see a young woman introuble, when I have n't a word of comfort to whisper her. " "For Heaven's sake, what news do you bring?" screamed Margaret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Heaven help me!" sighed she. "I have nothing left to fear, and methinksI am ten times more a coward than ever. " Seizing the lamp from the hearth, she hastened to the window thatoverlooked the street-door. It was a lattice, turning upon hinges; andhaving thrown it back, she stretched her head a little way into the moistatmosphere. A lantern was reddening the front of the house, and meltingits light in the neighboring puddles, while a deluge of darknessoverwhelmed every other object. As the win...dow grated on its hinges, aman in a broad-brimmed hat and blanket-coat stepped from under theshelter of the projecting story, and looked upward to discover whom hisapplication had aroused. Margaret knew him as a friendly innkeeper ofthe town.
"What would you have, Goodman Parker?" cried the widow.
"Lackaday, is it you, Mistress Margaret?" replied the innkeeper. "I wasafraid it might be your sister Mary; for I hate to see a young woman introuble, when I have n't a word of comfort to whisper her. " "For Heaven's sake, what news do you bring?" screamed Margaret.
What to read after The Wives of the Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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