Dora 1
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189 " Then let us go for some one else," hurriedly said Dora ; '^ I must lose no time." "I shall go \Yith you to Doctor Richard's," Ma- dame Bertrand good-naturedly proposed ; '^ and if he is not within, we can only go to Doctor Merson — but I have no great faith in /u'??2," she added, with an ominous shake of the head.
They went out together. The night was fine, but cool. The chill air did Dora good, and helped to calm her.
"I daresay it is only a little natural excitement," she thought, alrea...dy rallying from her fears ; " still, I shall be glad to have advice. I hope that Doctor Richard is a good doctor ?" And she asked if he lived far away.
*'This is the house," answered Madame Ber- trand, stopping before a low and very old mansion.
Dora knew that house well. It stood next to that in which Nanette lived. She passed it daily on her way to the Musee. She knew that grey fa9ade, that low arched door, those grated windows on the ground-floor. Once she had seen the door open, and caught a glimpse of a green court with mildewed walls, an old shattered fountain, and a heap of sculptured rubbish ; but Doctor Richard, 190 DORA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
189 " Then let us go for some one else," hurriedly said Dora ; '^ I must lose no time." "I shall go \Yith you to Doctor Richard's," Ma- dame Bertrand good-naturedly proposed ; '^ and if he is not within, we can only go to Doctor Merson — but I have no great faith in /u'??2," she added, with an ominous shake of the head.
They went out together. The night was fine, but cool. The chill air did Dora good, and helped to calm her.
"I daresay it is only a little natural excitement," she thought, alrea...dy rallying from her fears ; " still, I shall be glad to have advice. I hope that Doctor Richard is a good doctor ?" And she asked if he lived far away.
*'This is the house," answered Madame Ber- trand, stopping before a low and very old mansion.
Dora knew that house well. It stood next to that in which Nanette lived. She passed it daily on her way to the Musee. She knew that grey fa9ade, that low arched door, those grated windows on the ground-floor. Once she had seen the door open, and caught a glimpse of a green court with mildewed walls, an old shattered fountain, and a heap of sculptured rubbish ; but Doctor Richard, 190 DORA.
What to read after Dora 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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