A Whim And Its Consequences 1
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Miss Tracy," said the head-gardener, approaching the side, while the other man held the reins ; and Rose saw a look of eager interest in his eyes, and heard it in his voice.
" Terrified, I am, certainly, Mr. — Mr.
Acton," she said, hesitating at the name ; "but not hurt, thank God ! though, I beheve I owe my life to you." 196 A WHIM, AND ITS "I was much alarmed for you," he an- swered; "for I feared when I saw them coming, as I stood on the mound, that I should not be in time. But had you not b...etter get out and walk home. I will open the garden gate ; and then go and look for the boy. I hope the wheels did not go over him, for I suppose he fell off." " I trust he is not hurt," answered Rose, allowing him to hand her out. " The horses took fright at a man in the hedge, and threw him ; but I think he fell far from the car- riage." " Here he comes. Miss," cried the under- gardener ; " here he comes, a running.
There's no bones broke there." So it pToved : the boy came with a face all scratched, and hands all full of thorns ; but otherwise uninjured, except in temper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Tracy," said the head-gardener, approaching the side, while the other man held the reins ; and Rose saw a look of eager interest in his eyes, and heard it in his voice.
" Terrified, I am, certainly, Mr. — Mr.
Acton," she said, hesitating at the name ; "but not hurt, thank God ! though, I beheve I owe my life to you." 196 A WHIM, AND ITS "I was much alarmed for you," he an- swered; "for I feared when I saw them coming, as I stood on the mound, that I should not be in time. But had you not b...etter get out and walk home. I will open the garden gate ; and then go and look for the boy. I hope the wheels did not go over him, for I suppose he fell off." " I trust he is not hurt," answered Rose, allowing him to hand her out. " The horses took fright at a man in the hedge, and threw him ; but I think he fell far from the car- riage." " Here he comes. Miss," cried the under- gardener ; " here he comes, a running.
There's no bones broke there." So it pToved : the boy came with a face all scratched, and hands all full of thorns ; but otherwise uninjured, except in temper.
What to read after A Whim And Its Consequences 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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