Widdershins
Widdershins
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He'd been walking close to the white-tiled wall, and I saw him suddenly stop; but he didn't turn. He didn't even turnwhen I pulled up, close behind him; he put out one hand to the wall, asif to steady himself. But, the moment I touched his shoulder, he justdropped--just dropped, half on his knees against the white tiling. Theface he turned round and up to me was transfixed with fright.
There were half a hundred people about--a train was just in--and it isn'ta difficult matter in London to get a... crowd for much less than a mancrouching terrified against a wall, looking over his shoulder as Rooumlooked, at another man almost as terrified. I felt somebody's hand onmy own arm. Evidently somebody thought I'd knocked Rooum down.
The terror went slowly from his face. He stumbled to his feet. I shookmyself free of the man who held me and stepped up to Rooum.
"What the devil's all this about?" I demanded, roughly enough.
"It's all right . .. It's all right, . .. " he stammered.
"Heavens, man, you shouldn't play tricks like that!" "No .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He'd been walking close to the white-tiled wall, and I saw him suddenly stop; but he didn't turn. He didn't even turnwhen I pulled up, close behind him; he put out one hand to the wall, asif to steady himself. But, the moment I touched his shoulder, he justdropped--just dropped, half on his knees against the white tiling. Theface he turned round and up to me was transfixed with fright.
There were half a hundred people about--a train was just in--and it isn'ta difficult matter in London to get a... crowd for much less than a mancrouching terrified against a wall, looking over his shoulder as Rooumlooked, at another man almost as terrified. I felt somebody's hand onmy own arm. Evidently somebody thought I'd knocked Rooum down.
The terror went slowly from his face. He stumbled to his feet. I shookmyself free of the man who held me and stepped up to Rooum.
"What the devil's all this about?" I demanded, roughly enough.
"It's all right . .. It's all right, . .. " he stammered.
"Heavens, man, you shouldn't play tricks like that!" "No .
What to read after Widdershins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Onions Oliver [pseud.] to read onlineMoreLess
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