The Woman in the Alcove
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. . Perhaps if he saw her again, just a few minutes, he would feel like himself again. ... It was worth trying and how he wanted to see her ! Well, what of that ? There was nothing wrong in being cu- rious about a woman like that. If she had some uncanny power over him he might as well find it out fight it !
45 THE WOMAN He was respectable he was a mar- ried man. . . . And what had Rosa- lind to do with it? Perhaps it was Rosalind. He should never quiet down till he knew. There was something in... his blood. The next time he was pass- ing Merwin's he would go in. ...
He passed Merwin's that afternoon and went in. But she was not there. He sat a little while in the quiet of the place, looking across to the alcove where the woman had been. There was no one in it and the curtains were drawn back. Each time a stir came from the swinging doors or a dress rustled beside him he half turned and held his breath till it passed and took its place at one of the little tables or in an alcove. But the third alcove on the right remained empty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Perhaps if he saw her again, just a few minutes, he would feel like himself again. ... It was worth trying and how he wanted to see her ! Well, what of that ? There was nothing wrong in being cu- rious about a woman like that. If she had some uncanny power over him he might as well find it out fight it !
45 THE WOMAN He was respectable he was a mar- ried man. . . . And what had Rosa- lind to do with it? Perhaps it was Rosalind. He should never quiet down till he knew. There was something in... his blood. The next time he was pass- ing Merwin's he would go in. ...
He passed Merwin's that afternoon and went in. But she was not there. He sat a little while in the quiet of the place, looking across to the alcove where the woman had been. There was no one in it and the curtains were drawn back. Each time a stir came from the swinging doors or a dress rustled beside him he half turned and held his breath till it passed and took its place at one of the little tables or in an alcove. But the third alcove on the right remained empty.
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 Jennette Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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