Diamond Dyke
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He is better, I amsure. " There was every reason for thinking so, and nurturing the hope that hisbrother had taken the turn, Dyke determined to set to work and go on asif all was well--just as if Emson were about and seeing to thingshimself.
"You know I wouldn't neglect you, old chap, " he said affectionately, ashe bent over the couch and gazed in the sunken features; "I shall beclose by, and will keep on coming in. " Then a thought struck him, and he called the watchful dog away and fedhim, be...fore sending him back to the bedside, and going out to examinethe ostriches more closely.
Dyke's heart sank as he visited pen after pen. Either from neglect ordisease, several of the birds had died, and were lying about the place, partly eaten by jackals; while of the young ones hatched from the nestof eggs brought home with such high hopes, not one was left.
"Poor Joe!" sighed Dyke, as he looked round despondently, and thought ofhis brother's words, which, broken and incoherent as they were, told ofthe disappointment and bitterness which had followed the long, wearytrial of his experiment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is better, I amsure. " There was every reason for thinking so, and nurturing the hope that hisbrother had taken the turn, Dyke determined to set to work and go on asif all was well--just as if Emson were about and seeing to thingshimself.
"You know I wouldn't neglect you, old chap, " he said affectionately, ashe bent over the couch and gazed in the sunken features; "I shall beclose by, and will keep on coming in. " Then a thought struck him, and he called the watchful dog away and fedhim, be...fore sending him back to the bedside, and going out to examinethe ostriches more closely.
Dyke's heart sank as he visited pen after pen. Either from neglect ordisease, several of the birds had died, and were lying about the place, partly eaten by jackals; while of the young ones hatched from the nestof eggs brought home with such high hopes, not one was left.
"Poor Joe!" sighed Dyke, as he looked round despondently, and thought ofhis brother's words, which, broken and incoherent as they were, told ofthe disappointment and bitterness which had followed the long, wearytrial of his experiment.
What to read after Diamond Dyke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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