The Toll-House
The Toll-House
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"What do you say to going back? I've hadenough of this. I keep fancying that I hear things too; sounds ofsomething moving about in the passage outside. I know it's only fancy, but it's uncomfortable. " "You go if you want to, " said Meagle, "and we will play dummy. Or youmight ask the tramp to take your hand for you, as you go downstairs. " Barnes shivered and exclaimed angrily. He got up and, walking to thehalf-closed door, listened.
"Go outside, " said Meagle, winking at the other two. "I'll ...dare you togo down to the hall door and back by yourself. " Barnes came back and, bending forward, lit his pipe at the candle.
"I am nervous but rational, " he said, blowing out a thin cloud of smoke. "My nerves tell me that there is something prowling up and down the longpassage outside; my reason tells me that it is all nonsense. Where aremy cards?" He sat down again, and taking up his hand, looked through it carefullyand led.
"Your play, White, " he said after a pause. White made no sign.
"Why, he is asleep, " said Meagle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What do you say to going back? I've hadenough of this. I keep fancying that I hear things too; sounds ofsomething moving about in the passage outside. I know it's only fancy, but it's uncomfortable. " "You go if you want to, " said Meagle, "and we will play dummy. Or youmight ask the tramp to take your hand for you, as you go downstairs. " Barnes shivered and exclaimed angrily. He got up and, walking to thehalf-closed door, listened.
"Go outside, " said Meagle, winking at the other two. "I'll ...dare you togo down to the hall door and back by yourself. " Barnes came back and, bending forward, lit his pipe at the candle.
"I am nervous but rational, " he said, blowing out a thin cloud of smoke. "My nerves tell me that there is something prowling up and down the longpassage outside; my reason tells me that it is all nonsense. Where aremy cards?" He sat down again, and taking up his hand, looked through it carefullyand led.
"Your play, White, " he said after a pause. White made no sign.
"Why, he is asleep, " said Meagle.
What to read after The Toll-House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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