English Short Stories Selected to Show the Development of the Short Story From
English Short Stories Selected to Show the Development of the Short Story From
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Some time before, there had been some talk between my father and my aunt respecting my return; and when Aunt Fanny told me all this, she said she fancied that Gregory might have noticed the coming storm, and gone out silently to meet me. Three hours afterwards, when all were running about in wild alarm, not knowing whither to go in search of me not even missing Gregory, or heeding his absence, poor fellow poor, poor fellow! Lassie came home, with my handkerchief tied round her neck. They knew a...nd understood, and the whole strength of the farm was turned out to follow her, with wraps, and blankets, and brandy, and everything that could be thought of. I lay in chilly sleep, but still alive, beneath the rock that Lassie guided them to. I was covered over with my brother's plaid, and his thick shepherd's coat was carefully wrapped round my feet. He was in his shirt-sleeves his arm thrown over me a quiet smile (he had hardly ever smiled in life) upon his still, cold face.
My father's last words were, " God forgive me my hardness of heart towards the fatherless child !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some time before, there had been some talk between my father and my aunt respecting my return; and when Aunt Fanny told me all this, she said she fancied that Gregory might have noticed the coming storm, and gone out silently to meet me. Three hours afterwards, when all were running about in wild alarm, not knowing whither to go in search of me not even missing Gregory, or heeding his absence, poor fellow poor, poor fellow! Lassie came home, with my handkerchief tied round her neck. They knew a...nd understood, and the whole strength of the farm was turned out to follow her, with wraps, and blankets, and brandy, and everything that could be thought of. I lay in chilly sleep, but still alive, beneath the rock that Lassie guided them to. I was covered over with my brother's plaid, and his thick shepherd's coat was carefully wrapped round my feet. He was in his shirt-sleeves his arm thrown over me a quiet smile (he had hardly ever smiled in life) upon his still, cold face.
My father's last words were, " God forgive me my hardness of heart towards the fatherless child !
What to read after English Short Stories Selected to Show the Development of the Short Story From?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rees to read onlineMoreLess
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