But a Philistine
But a Philistine
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Some color came back to pale cheeks, and once a little ghost of a smile dawned on Alsey's lips.
Dan's story, meagre as it was, combined with her own observations, satisfied Mrs. Bell that something serious had happened. She got her young house- hold off to bed as early as possible, and they were soon locked in the sound, blessed sleep of young girlhood — all but Alsey, who lay awake with wide, SOME REACTIONS. 115 scared eyes, until almost midnight, and could not bear to have Natalie leave her b...edside.
When Mrs. Bell went to Miss Vane's chamber she found that young woman pacing her room.
" Miss Vane," she said, simply, " I have come to you to learn all about it." Natalie told the story briefly. She dwelt on her own share in it lightly as possible, but for all that Mrs. Bell's face was as white as her own before she was through.
" And you saved her life 1 I see that. What will her uncle say when he comes to know, Miss Vane ! " cried the little woman, her black eyes blind with teai-s.
" I did not think — I only felt there was nobody else to do it," faltered Natalie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some color came back to pale cheeks, and once a little ghost of a smile dawned on Alsey's lips.
Dan's story, meagre as it was, combined with her own observations, satisfied Mrs. Bell that something serious had happened. She got her young house- hold off to bed as early as possible, and they were soon locked in the sound, blessed sleep of young girlhood — all but Alsey, who lay awake with wide, SOME REACTIONS. 115 scared eyes, until almost midnight, and could not bear to have Natalie leave her b...edside.
When Mrs. Bell went to Miss Vane's chamber she found that young woman pacing her room.
" Miss Vane," she said, simply, " I have come to you to learn all about it." Natalie told the story briefly. She dwelt on her own share in it lightly as possible, but for all that Mrs. Bell's face was as white as her own before she was through.
" And you saved her life 1 I see that. What will her uncle say when he comes to know, Miss Vane ! " cried the little woman, her black eyes blind with teai-s.
" I did not think — I only felt there was nobody else to do it," faltered Natalie.
What to read after But a Philistine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia F Virginia Frances Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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