Helena 8 1
Helena 8 1
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The darkness concealed it, as it concealed its effect onBuntingford. Buntingford made no direct reply, and presently they parted, Alcott engaging to send a messenger over to Beechmark early, with areport of the patient's condition, before Buntingford and Dr. Ramsaystarted for London. Buntingford walked on. And presently in the dimmoonlight ahead he perceived Geoffrey French.
The young man approached him timidly, almost expecting to be denounced asan intruder. Instead, Buntingford put an arm thr...ough his, and leaned uponhim, at first in a pathetic silence that Geoffrey did not dare to break. Then gradually the story was told again, as much of it as was necessary, as much as Philip could bear. Geoffrey made very little comment, tillthrough the trees they began to see the lights of Beechmark.
Then Geoffrey said in an unsteady voice: "Philip!--there is one person you must tell--perhaps first of all. Youmust tell Helena--yourself. " Buntingford stopped as though under a blow.
"Of course, I shall tell Helena--but why?--" His voice spoke bewilderment and pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The darkness concealed it, as it concealed its effect onBuntingford. Buntingford made no direct reply, and presently they parted, Alcott engaging to send a messenger over to Beechmark early, with areport of the patient's condition, before Buntingford and Dr. Ramsaystarted for London. Buntingford walked on. And presently in the dimmoonlight ahead he perceived Geoffrey French.
The young man approached him timidly, almost expecting to be denounced asan intruder. Instead, Buntingford put an arm thr...ough his, and leaned uponhim, at first in a pathetic silence that Geoffrey did not dare to break. Then gradually the story was told again, as much of it as was necessary, as much as Philip could bear. Geoffrey made very little comment, tillthrough the trees they began to see the lights of Beechmark.
Then Geoffrey said in an unsteady voice: "Philip!--there is one person you must tell--perhaps first of all. Youmust tell Helena--yourself. " Buntingford stopped as though under a blow.
"Of course, I shall tell Helena--but why?--" His voice spoke bewilderment and pain.
What to read after Helena 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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