The Miser's Sister (1984)
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His bed seemed excessively hard, and his head was so painful that he shut his eyes again quickly before catching more than an impression of gloom.
He groaned.
Miraculously, a gentle hand descended on his brow.
“Are you awake?” asked a soft, feminine voice anxiously.
“I think so,” he replied with extreme caution.
The owner of the voice burst into tears.
“I was afraid you were dead,” she sobbed. “You haven’t moved since those dreadful men brought you here.”
Memory began to return.
“How long ago wa...s that? Where the devil are we? And who are you?” He opened his eyes. Rough, rocky walls stretched into the darkness, dimly illuminated by an oil lamp hanging some fifteen feet distant. His head warned him not to sit up.
The sobs had already subsided to an occasional sniff.
“I think it was just one tide ago, but I cannot be sure for I sometimes fall asleep. We are in a cave, I don’t know where. And I am Ruth Penderric. Who are you?”
“Oliver Pardoe, Miss Penderric. Next question: Who are those men?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His bed seemed excessively hard, and his head was so painful that he shut his eyes again quickly before catching more than an impression of gloom.
He groaned.
Miraculously, a gentle hand descended on his brow.
“Are you awake?” asked a soft, feminine voice anxiously.
“I think so,” he replied with extreme caution.
The owner of the voice burst into tears.
“I was afraid you were dead,” she sobbed. “You haven’t moved since those dreadful men brought you here.”
Memory began to return.
“How long ago wa...s that? Where the devil are we? And who are you?” He opened his eyes. Rough, rocky walls stretched into the darkness, dimly illuminated by an oil lamp hanging some fifteen feet distant. His head warned him not to sit up.
The sobs had already subsided to an occasional sniff.
“I think it was just one tide ago, but I cannot be sure for I sometimes fall asleep. We are in a cave, I don’t know where. And I am Ruth Penderric. Who are you?”
“Oliver Pardoe, Miss Penderric. Next question: Who are those men?
What to read after The Miser's Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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