What of the Night And Other Sketches
What of the Night And Other Sketches
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— (Seeing nothing, he resumes his seat. A deep-toned clock chimes the hour.
A pause. Then, from the distance comes a wild yell.
Enfield rises to his feet, Cyrus comes in from the kitchen.
A door bangs in tlie distance, and footsteps are heard running down the stairs. ) Cyrus : What's that noise ! Did ye hear it, master ?
Enlield : That fool upstairs, I suppose.
(Enter Melksham, pale, partly undressed, and carrying his outer garments. ) Enfield : What's the matter ? Why do you make this infernal... noise ? Can't you keep quiet in the middle of the night ? Melksham : Why didn't you tell me that this house of yours is haunted ? Enfield ; Haunted ? What do you mean ? Melksham : You know, well enough. (To Cyrus. ) And you know, who put me in the haunted chamber. Enfield : There's no room in the house, haunted. Cyrus have you ever seen a ghost here ? Cyrus : No.
Enfield : Nor I. And I have lived here, man and boy, for forty years. You've been dreaming. Melksham : I hadn't time to fall asleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— (Seeing nothing, he resumes his seat. A deep-toned clock chimes the hour.
A pause. Then, from the distance comes a wild yell.
Enfield rises to his feet, Cyrus comes in from the kitchen.
A door bangs in tlie distance, and footsteps are heard running down the stairs. ) Cyrus : What's that noise ! Did ye hear it, master ?
Enlield : That fool upstairs, I suppose.
(Enter Melksham, pale, partly undressed, and carrying his outer garments. ) Enfield : What's the matter ? Why do you make this infernal... noise ? Can't you keep quiet in the middle of the night ? Melksham : Why didn't you tell me that this house of yours is haunted ? Enfield ; Haunted ? What do you mean ? Melksham : You know, well enough. (To Cyrus. ) And you know, who put me in the haunted chamber. Enfield : There's no room in the house, haunted. Cyrus have you ever seen a ghost here ? Cyrus : No.
Enfield : Nor I. And I have lived here, man and boy, for forty years. You've been dreaming. Melksham : I hadn't time to fall asleep.
What to read after What of the Night And Other Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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