Necesito un resumen de esta historia en ingles. !!!! GRACIAS
For five days, the ghost did not leave his room. He was very weak and tired and his nerves were
completely shattered. He also gave up the point of the blood-stain on the library floor. If the Otis
family did not want it, they clearly did not deserve it. Whenever the Canterville ghost roamed the
house now, he was careful to have oiled his chains and not to make a sound. However, the twins
still played their tricks on him. They stretched strings across the corridor, over which he tripped in
the dark, and once he slipped on a butter-slide, which the twins had constructed for him on the stair-
case. This so annoyed the ghost, that he decided to teach the twins a lesson and give them the fright
of their lives.
All day long the ghost had prepared this grand event and at a quarter past one at night he finally
glided out of his room and crept down the corridor. When he reached the twins' bedroom, he found
the door slightly open. In order to frighten the boys enormously, he flung the door wide open, when
a heavy jug of water fell right down on him, wetting him to the skin. The twins burst out in shrieks
of laughter and the ghost fled.
He now gave up all hope of ever frightening this rude American family and, as he was very afraid of
the twins, from now on he crept around the house as quietly as possible. One night, it was on the
19th of September, he went downstairs to see if there were any traces left of the blood-stain. It was
about a quarter past two in the morning, and he thought that everyone was fast asleep, when sud-
denly from a dark corner two figures came running at him who waved their arms wildly above their
heads and shouted 'BOO!' in his ear. Full of panic, which under the circumstances was only natural,
the ghost hurried back to his room.
After this he was not seen again at night. His feelings were so wounded that he just did not appear
anymore.
For five days, the ghost did not leave his room. He was very weak and tired and his nerves were
completely shattered. He also gave up the point of the blood-stain on the library floor. If the Otis
family did not want it, they clearly did not deserve it. Whenever the Canterville ghost roamed the
house now, he was careful to have oiled his chains and not to make a sound. However, the twins
still played their tricks on him. They stretched strings across the corridor, over which he tripped in
the dark, and once he slipped on a butter-slide, which the twins had constructed for him on the stair-
case. This so annoyed the ghost, that he decided to teach the twins a lesson and give them the fright
of their lives.
All day long the ghost had prepared this grand event and at a quarter past one at night he finally
glided out of his room and crept down the corridor. When he reached the twins' bedroom, he found
the door slightly open. In order to frighten the boys enormously, he flung the door wide open, when
a heavy jug of water fell right down on him, wetting him to the skin. The twins burst out in shrieks
of laughter and the ghost fled.
He now gave up all hope of ever frightening this rude American family and, as he was very afraid of
the twins, from now on he crept around the house as quietly as possible. One night, it was on the
19th of September, he went downstairs to see if there were any traces left of the blood-stain. It was
about a quarter past two in the morning, and he thought that everyone was fast asleep, when sud-
denly from a dark corner two figures came running at him who waved their arms wildly above their
heads and shouted 'BOO!' in his ear. Full of panic, which under the circumstances was only natural,
the ghost hurried back to his room.
After this he was not seen again at night. His feelings were so wounded that he just did not appear
anymore.
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Deberias saber inglish :v
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