Half a Chance 8 9
Half a Chance 8 9
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He heard the man-servant in the garden, and unable torestrain a growing restlessness to know the worst, Steele mounted thestairs to the attic.
From the high window there he could see, around a curve in the Row, aloitering figure; in the other direction a neighboring house concealedthe byway, but he could reasonably conclude that some one also saunteredthere, sentinel at that end of the street. Quickly coming down to thesecond story, he began cautiously to examine from the windows thesituation o...f the house, in relation to adjoining grounds and neighboringdwellings.
To the right, the top of the high wall shone with the customary brokenbits of glass; the rear defenses glistened also in formidable fashion. He noted, however, several places where this safeguard against unwontedinvasion showed signs of deterioration; in one or two spots the jaggedfragments had been broken, or had fallen off. These slight breaks in thecontinuity of irregular, menacing glass bits, he fixed in mind by acertain shrub or tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He heard the man-servant in the garden, and unable torestrain a growing restlessness to know the worst, Steele mounted thestairs to the attic.
From the high window there he could see, around a curve in the Row, aloitering figure; in the other direction a neighboring house concealedthe byway, but he could reasonably conclude that some one also saunteredthere, sentinel at that end of the street. Quickly coming down to thesecond story, he began cautiously to examine from the windows thesituation o...f the house, in relation to adjoining grounds and neighboringdwellings.
To the right, the top of the high wall shone with the customary brokenbits of glass; the rear defenses glistened also in formidable fashion. He noted, however, several places where this safeguard against unwontedinvasion showed signs of deterioration; in one or two spots the jaggedfragments had been broken, or had fallen off. These slight breaks in thecontinuity of irregular, menacing glass bits, he fixed in mind by acertain shrub or tree.
What to read after Half a Chance 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic S Isham to read onlineMoreLess
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