Arthur Bonnicastle: An American Novel
Arthur Bonnicastle: An American Novel
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*^ I hope you will be all rij^t in a few dajrs," I responded.
^Don't give yourself any care. TU see diat you are attended ta'^ ^Thank you. Give us your hand." I pressed his hand, attended to some trifling service that he required of me, and went down stairs with a sickemng mi» gtving concerning my old friend. He was shattered and worn, and, dioug^ I was Imt litde conversant with disease, there was something in his appearance that alarmed me, and made me fed duit he had reached his death-bed.
Di...gitized by Google Arthur Bonnicastle. 283 Widi die memoiy of the icene whidi I had witnessed hi Heniys room fresh in my mind, widi all its strange sugges tions, and with the wild, inquiring look of Jenks itill before me, I had little disposition to make conversation. Yet I looked op occasionally at my aunf s fiu^e, to give her the privilege ai speaking, if she were disposed to talk. She, however, was quite as much absorbed as mysel£ She did not look sad* There played around her mouth a quiet smile, while her eyes ihone with determination and enterprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*^ I hope you will be all rij^t in a few dajrs," I responded.
^Don't give yourself any care. TU see diat you are attended ta'^ ^Thank you. Give us your hand." I pressed his hand, attended to some trifling service that he required of me, and went down stairs with a sickemng mi» gtving concerning my old friend. He was shattered and worn, and, dioug^ I was Imt litde conversant with disease, there was something in his appearance that alarmed me, and made me fed duit he had reached his death-bed.
Di...gitized by Google Arthur Bonnicastle. 283 Widi die memoiy of the icene whidi I had witnessed hi Heniys room fresh in my mind, widi all its strange sugges tions, and with the wild, inquiring look of Jenks itill before me, I had little disposition to make conversation. Yet I looked op occasionally at my aunf s fiu^e, to give her the privilege ai speaking, if she were disposed to talk. She, however, was quite as much absorbed as mysel£ She did not look sad* There played around her mouth a quiet smile, while her eyes ihone with determination and enterprise.
What to read after Arthur Bonnicastle: An American Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G Josiah Gilbert Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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