His Sombre Rivals
His Sombre Rivals
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" "Graham, what does this mean?" cried his friend, in deep excitement. "You look as if half cut to pieces. " "It's chiefly my clothes; I am a fitter subject for a tailor than fora surgeon. Come, good people, there is no occasion for melodrama. Withaunty's care I shall soon be as sound as ever. Very well, carry me, then. Perhaps I ought not to use my arm yet;" for Hilland, taking inhis friend's disabled condition more fully, was about to lift him inhis arms without permission or apology. It ende...d in his making what istermed a "chair" with one of the men, and Graham was borne speedily upthe path.
Grace stood at the intersection with hands clasped in the deepestanxiety; but Graham smiled reassuringly, as he said, "Isn't this anheroic style of returning from the wars? Not quite like Walter Scott'sknights; but we've fallen on prosaic times. Don't look so worried. Iassure you I'm not seriously hurt. " "Mrs. Mayburn, " said Hilland, excitedly, "let us take him to ourcottage. We can all take better care of him there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Graham, what does this mean?" cried his friend, in deep excitement. "You look as if half cut to pieces. " "It's chiefly my clothes; I am a fitter subject for a tailor than fora surgeon. Come, good people, there is no occasion for melodrama. Withaunty's care I shall soon be as sound as ever. Very well, carry me, then. Perhaps I ought not to use my arm yet;" for Hilland, taking inhis friend's disabled condition more fully, was about to lift him inhis arms without permission or apology. It ende...d in his making what istermed a "chair" with one of the men, and Graham was borne speedily upthe path.
Grace stood at the intersection with hands clasped in the deepestanxiety; but Graham smiled reassuringly, as he said, "Isn't this anheroic style of returning from the wars? Not quite like Walter Scott'sknights; but we've fallen on prosaic times. Don't look so worried. Iassure you I'm not seriously hurt. " "Mrs. Mayburn, " said Hilland, excitedly, "let us take him to ourcottage. We can all take better care of him there.
What to read after His Sombre Rivals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E P Roe to read onlineMoreLess
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