In the Library
In the Library
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The wet capeglistening in the lamplight, the slow, heavy step, made him tremble. Suppose the thing upstairs was not quite dead and should cry out?Suppose the constable should think it strange for him to be standingthere and follow him in? He assumed a careless attitude, which did notfeel careless, and as the man passed bade him good-night, and made aremark as to the weather.
Ere the sound of the other's footsteps had gone quite out of hearing, he turned and entered the house again before the se...nse of companionshipshould have quite departed. The first flight of stairs was lighted bythe gas in the hall, and he went up slowly. Then he struck a match andwent up steadily, past the library door, and with firm fingers turned onthe gas in his bedroom and lit it. He opened the window a little way, and sitting down on his bed, tried to think.
He had got eight hours. Eight hours and two hundred pounds in smallnotes. He opened his safe and took out all the loose cash it contained, and walking about the room, gathered up and placed in his pockets sucharticles of jewellery as he possessed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wet capeglistening in the lamplight, the slow, heavy step, made him tremble. Suppose the thing upstairs was not quite dead and should cry out?Suppose the constable should think it strange for him to be standingthere and follow him in? He assumed a careless attitude, which did notfeel careless, and as the man passed bade him good-night, and made aremark as to the weather.
Ere the sound of the other's footsteps had gone quite out of hearing, he turned and entered the house again before the se...nse of companionshipshould have quite departed. The first flight of stairs was lighted bythe gas in the hall, and he went up slowly. Then he struck a match andwent up steadily, past the library door, and with firm fingers turned onthe gas in his bedroom and lit it. He opened the window a little way, and sitting down on his bed, tried to think.
He had got eight hours. Eight hours and two hundred pounds in smallnotes. He opened his safe and took out all the loose cash it contained, and walking about the room, gathered up and placed in his pockets sucharticles of jewellery as he possessed.
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