The Woman in the Alcove
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1«7 Digitized by Google THE WOMAN IN THE ALCOVE **Have I panted, sweltered, trembled, for three mortal hours on the worst trail a man ever traversed to go back with nothing for my journey? That seems to me hard lines. Where is the manager of this mine?" The doctor pointed toward a man bending over the edge of the great hole from which, at that mo- ment, a line of Mexicans was issuing, each with a sack on his back which he flung down before what looked like a furnace built of clay.
**That»she. M...r. Hames, of Philadelphia. What do you want of him?'* "Permission to stay the nig^t. Mr. Fair- brother may be better to-morrow." "I won^t allow it and I am master here, so far as my patient is concerned. You couldn't stay here without talking, and talking makes excitement, and excitement is just what he can not stand. A week from now I will see about it — ^that is, if my pa- tient ccmtinues to improve. I am not sure that he wm.'' **Let me spend that week here. TU not talk any 128 Digitized by Google NIGHT AND A VOICE more than the dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1«7 Digitized by Google THE WOMAN IN THE ALCOVE **Have I panted, sweltered, trembled, for three mortal hours on the worst trail a man ever traversed to go back with nothing for my journey? That seems to me hard lines. Where is the manager of this mine?" The doctor pointed toward a man bending over the edge of the great hole from which, at that mo- ment, a line of Mexicans was issuing, each with a sack on his back which he flung down before what looked like a furnace built of clay.
**That»she. M...r. Hames, of Philadelphia. What do you want of him?'* "Permission to stay the nig^t. Mr. Fair- brother may be better to-morrow." "I won^t allow it and I am master here, so far as my patient is concerned. You couldn't stay here without talking, and talking makes excitement, and excitement is just what he can not stand. A week from now I will see about it — ^that is, if my pa- tient ccmtinues to improve. I am not sure that he wm.'' **Let me spend that week here. TU not talk any 128 Digitized by Google NIGHT AND A VOICE more than the dead.
What to read after The Woman in the Alcove?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green Anna Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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