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Behold !
I have no blood about me now ; it was that of the stranger. Ha ! I had forgotten him : he may bleed to death. Come, my friends, let us not lose another moment ; let us hasten to bear him to the cottage."" He was about to quit the sofa, and make towards the door, when Chritty, raising herself up with a sudden effort, seized his arm, ex- claiming, as she grasped it with a nervous agi- tation : — " Middleton ! you are hurt ; I know GALE MIDDLETOX. 187 it. I saw the blood ; I sicken at the... recollec- tion. You shall rot quit the house till your wound has been examined : — nay, I will hold you fast till you promise me this.'" " Dearest Christiana ! I will, I will ; but your fears are groundless. My friends ! will you be. my surgeons? I entreat, I implore you, not to lose a moment, or the wretch whom I left in the copse may expire before we reach him." " Father ! Mr. Talford P said Chritty, in a solemn voice, " I hold you both responsible for the safety of our friend, and I charge you to tell me the whole truth at your return." " We shall be back in three minutes," said Middleton, hastening into the adjoining cham- ber, where his companions, on examining his shoulder, found the wound to be so trifling, that it was easily stanched with the hasty bandage of a handkerchief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behold !
I have no blood about me now ; it was that of the stranger. Ha ! I had forgotten him : he may bleed to death. Come, my friends, let us not lose another moment ; let us hasten to bear him to the cottage."" He was about to quit the sofa, and make towards the door, when Chritty, raising herself up with a sudden effort, seized his arm, ex- claiming, as she grasped it with a nervous agi- tation : — " Middleton ! you are hurt ; I know GALE MIDDLETOX. 187 it. I saw the blood ; I sicken at the... recollec- tion. You shall rot quit the house till your wound has been examined : — nay, I will hold you fast till you promise me this.'" " Dearest Christiana ! I will, I will ; but your fears are groundless. My friends ! will you be. my surgeons? I entreat, I implore you, not to lose a moment, or the wretch whom I left in the copse may expire before we reach him." " Father ! Mr. Talford P said Chritty, in a solemn voice, " I hold you both responsible for the safety of our friend, and I charge you to tell me the whole truth at your return." " We shall be back in three minutes," said Middleton, hastening into the adjoining cham- ber, where his companions, on examining his shoulder, found the wound to be so trifling, that it was easily stanched with the hasty bandage of a handkerchief.
What to read after Gale Middleton : a Story of the Present Day 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Horace, 1779-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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