Walks in Epping Forest
Walks in Epping Forest
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They recalled memories of the dead, who had shared their pleasures. Strange noises came in hoarse, faint whispers from the neighbouring forest, suggesting weird thoughts of ghosts and supernatural terrors. The hostess left the room to send in candles, and about three minutes after a fearful crash, mingled with shrieks, rang through the house. Mr. Woode, alarmed, rose : the husband — his nerves already unstrung — remained Mated, trembling so that for a few minutes he was unable to move. At last ...he mustered courage enough and hastily ascended the stairs, followed by a frightened maid-servant. Mr. Woode, remaining at the room door, heard directly after another fearful shriek, and leaping up the stairs, nearly fell over his host, flat on his face upon the landing, in a pool of blood. The serving- maid was beside him in a fit. On the stairs above, all bedabbled with crimson smears, lay the mistress ! To her he first gave attention, carrying her into the kitchen while he pumped for her a glass of water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They recalled memories of the dead, who had shared their pleasures. Strange noises came in hoarse, faint whispers from the neighbouring forest, suggesting weird thoughts of ghosts and supernatural terrors. The hostess left the room to send in candles, and about three minutes after a fearful crash, mingled with shrieks, rang through the house. Mr. Woode, alarmed, rose : the husband — his nerves already unstrung — remained Mated, trembling so that for a few minutes he was unable to move. At last ...he mustered courage enough and hastily ascended the stairs, followed by a frightened maid-servant. Mr. Woode, remaining at the room door, heard directly after another fearful shriek, and leaping up the stairs, nearly fell over his host, flat on his face upon the landing, in a pool of blood. The serving- maid was beside him in a fit. On the stairs above, all bedabbled with crimson smears, lay the mistress ! To her he first gave attention, carrying her into the kitchen while he pumped for her a glass of water.
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