Golden Moments
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Only Anniewas there, who started up from her book, like a girl awaking from sleep.
"Why, Miss Annie, I thought Dorrie was here!" cried nurse, in surprise.
"No, she--she"--Annie's conscience gave her such a prick.
"She what?" inquired nurse sharply.
"She took the dolls out in the mail-cart, and"--how Annie bowed her headas conscience whispered of that promise to her mamma broken; and herpoor troubled heart also whispered, "What if something sad was going tohappen?" Well, they sought the child he...re, there, and everywhere, little dreamingwhat had happened, what was happening still. At last Ralph started off, by the way of the copse, to look for her. Annie hurried in anotherdirection, and nurse in yet another. Rover went with Ralph--good Rover, who could fetch, carry, and find so much. Oh, dear! what a seeking andsearching love makes, when even one wee maiden is lost! Ay, lost--not atrace of her could Ralph and Rover find, till they came to the babblingriver, and there, on the bank, lay a posy of lilies-of-the-valley, and aknot of ribbon from Dorrie's shoulder; the river babbled out the rest ofthe story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only Anniewas there, who started up from her book, like a girl awaking from sleep.
"Why, Miss Annie, I thought Dorrie was here!" cried nurse, in surprise.
"No, she--she"--Annie's conscience gave her such a prick.
"She what?" inquired nurse sharply.
"She took the dolls out in the mail-cart, and"--how Annie bowed her headas conscience whispered of that promise to her mamma broken; and herpoor troubled heart also whispered, "What if something sad was going tohappen?" Well, they sought the child he...re, there, and everywhere, little dreamingwhat had happened, what was happening still. At last Ralph started off, by the way of the copse, to look for her. Annie hurried in anotherdirection, and nurse in yet another. Rover went with Ralph--good Rover, who could fetch, carry, and find so much. Oh, dear! what a seeking andsearching love makes, when even one wee maiden is lost! Ay, lost--not atrace of her could Ralph and Rover find, till they came to the babblingriver, and there, on the bank, lay a posy of lilies-of-the-valley, and aknot of ribbon from Dorrie's shoulder; the river babbled out the rest ofthe story.
What to read after Golden Moments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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