Book of the Royal Blue volume 17
Book of the Royal Blue volume 17
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Grymes, if he watched her, must have seen his cause was lost, and wounded vanity and disappointed hope must have been added to his sufferings.
At last another cry — a cry of hope this time — broke from Miss Parthie's swollen lips, as we raised her to her post of obser- vation. There was a stir at Bayne's, and soon came into view, far down below the rapids on the Maryland shore, a stout party of Mrginians from the other side, carrying a small skiff, and led on by 'Lord Allen.
This revived hope. ...Poor . Jones had some time before dropped down upon his rock, and I fancied he must have sunk into the fatal stupor. Miss Parthie, with her long hair blowing around her face, and lifted on the bulwark of the wTeck, screamed hope to him. The men roared, yelled and cheered. We even pelted him. At last, to our unspeakable relief, he stirred. He saw Miss Parthie as she stood up high above the rest, pointing toward the coming deliverance. He roused himself, sat up, and watched, with the rest of us, the new efforts that were being made to reach us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grymes, if he watched her, must have seen his cause was lost, and wounded vanity and disappointed hope must have been added to his sufferings.
At last another cry — a cry of hope this time — broke from Miss Parthie's swollen lips, as we raised her to her post of obser- vation. There was a stir at Bayne's, and soon came into view, far down below the rapids on the Maryland shore, a stout party of Mrginians from the other side, carrying a small skiff, and led on by 'Lord Allen.
This revived hope. ...Poor . Jones had some time before dropped down upon his rock, and I fancied he must have sunk into the fatal stupor. Miss Parthie, with her long hair blowing around her face, and lifted on the bulwark of the wTeck, screamed hope to him. The men roared, yelled and cheered. We even pelted him. At last, to our unspeakable relief, he stirred. He saw Miss Parthie as she stood up high above the rest, pointing toward the coming deliverance. He roused himself, sat up, and watched, with the rest of us, the new efforts that were being made to reach us.
What to read after Book of the Royal Blue volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baltimore And Ohio Railroad Company From Old Cat to read onlineMoreLess
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