A Fourth Form Friendship
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Lorna's nerves were not of the strongest, and the apparition in the passage had been utterly unexpected; so, although she did not actually lose consciousness, she lay for a few moments with her eyes shut, and considerably terrified the other girls.
"Bring some water, somebody!" said Mabel, who was kneeling on the floor, holding the luckless Fatima in her arms.
"I'll get it!" cried Aldred, springing up before anyone else could volunteer, and darting hurriedly out of the room. It had just occurred... to her that she might probably be blamed for this incident, and she wanted to avoid that if it were still possible.
"You must go, Nellie!" she whispered to the housemaid. "The girls will tell Miss Drummond if they catch you, and you'll get into trouble!" "But I thought it was to be a bit of a joke, miss!" remonstrated Nellie, who could not see where the fun had come in.
"They don't see the joke. You'd better run! Do you want Miss Drummond to find you playing ghost, when you ought to be turning down the beds?" Aldred had been forcing Nellie along the passage as she spoke, and now she tore the sheet from the latter's shoulders, and flung it down the back stairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lorna's nerves were not of the strongest, and the apparition in the passage had been utterly unexpected; so, although she did not actually lose consciousness, she lay for a few moments with her eyes shut, and considerably terrified the other girls.
"Bring some water, somebody!" said Mabel, who was kneeling on the floor, holding the luckless Fatima in her arms.
"I'll get it!" cried Aldred, springing up before anyone else could volunteer, and darting hurriedly out of the room. It had just occurred... to her that she might probably be blamed for this incident, and she wanted to avoid that if it were still possible.
"You must go, Nellie!" she whispered to the housemaid. "The girls will tell Miss Drummond if they catch you, and you'll get into trouble!" "But I thought it was to be a bit of a joke, miss!" remonstrated Nellie, who could not see where the fun had come in.
"They don't see the joke. You'd better run! Do you want Miss Drummond to find you playing ghost, when you ought to be turning down the beds?" Aldred had been forcing Nellie along the passage as she spoke, and now she tore the sheet from the latter's shoulders, and flung it down the back stairs.
What to read after A Fourth Form Friendship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brazil Angela to read onlineMoreLess
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