The Rebel
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At the sudden outcry from behind her, Alexandra Spencer jumped and then pressed a hand to her chest. She hadn’t heard the door to her daughter’s room open. She hadn’t been aware of any other noise but the creaking she’d heard inside these walls. She could have sworn something was behind this stretch of painted plaster.
“Did I frighten you?” Frances closed the door of her room behind her.
“Of course not!”
“Then what are you doing listening to the wall?”
“I wasn’t listening to the wall, Fanny.”
Th...e young woman came closer and peered at the solid wall of the hallway and back again at Alexandra’s face.
“Then what are you doing, standing here? Mother, it was not my imagination that you were pressing your ear against this wall.”
“It certainly was your imagination.”
She took a handkerchief out of her sleeve and patted the beads of sweat that had formed on her forehead and upper lip.
“Did you hear a noise?” Apparently unconvinced, Frances mimicked what she had seen her mother doing and pressed an ear to the cold plaster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the sudden outcry from behind her, Alexandra Spencer jumped and then pressed a hand to her chest. She hadn’t heard the door to her daughter’s room open. She hadn’t been aware of any other noise but the creaking she’d heard inside these walls. She could have sworn something was behind this stretch of painted plaster.
“Did I frighten you?” Frances closed the door of her room behind her.
“Of course not!”
“Then what are you doing listening to the wall?”
“I wasn’t listening to the wall, Fanny.”
Th...e young woman came closer and peered at the solid wall of the hallway and back again at Alexandra’s face.
“Then what are you doing, standing here? Mother, it was not my imagination that you were pressing your ear against this wall.”
“It certainly was your imagination.”
She took a handkerchief out of her sleeve and patted the beads of sweat that had formed on her forehead and upper lip.
“Did you hear a noise?” Apparently unconvinced, Frances mimicked what she had seen her mother doing and pressed an ear to the cold plaster.
What to read after The Rebel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcgoldrick, May to read onlineMoreLess
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