Isabel Leicester
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"Little fool, " murmured Louis between his firmly closedteeth, "what a plague she is. " CHAPTER XXVIII.
"O Isabel, it is nearly time for the train to pass, do let us go andwatch for it, " said Rose, and they went accordingly. "Here it comes, here it comes, " she shouted, and the iron horse came on snorting andpanting; nearer, nearer it approaches the bridge. 'Tis on the bridge. Crash--and in an instant, it is gone; the train with its living freightis a mass of broken ruins. The screams are appa...lling; the sight fearfulin the extreme. The children ran back to the house trembling and awed, and huddled together in a frightened group. Among the first to be takenfrom the _debris_ was a lady, and a little girl about two years old. Isabel offered her own room for the use of the sufferers, and some mencarried them to the cottage, where kind nurse Bruce did all in her poweruntil the doctor should arrive. Isabel took the beautiful child, who afew moments before was all life and animation, and laid it upon Bruce'sbed; the poor little thing must have been killed instantly as there wasno sign of suffering upon its face, but a large bruise on its temple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Little fool, " murmured Louis between his firmly closedteeth, "what a plague she is. " CHAPTER XXVIII.
"O Isabel, it is nearly time for the train to pass, do let us go andwatch for it, " said Rose, and they went accordingly. "Here it comes, here it comes, " she shouted, and the iron horse came on snorting andpanting; nearer, nearer it approaches the bridge. 'Tis on the bridge. Crash--and in an instant, it is gone; the train with its living freightis a mass of broken ruins. The screams are appa...lling; the sight fearfulin the extreme. The children ran back to the house trembling and awed, and huddled together in a frightened group. Among the first to be takenfrom the _debris_ was a lady, and a little girl about two years old. Isabel offered her own room for the use of the sufferers, and some mencarried them to the cottage, where kind nurse Bruce did all in her poweruntil the doctor should arrive. Isabel took the beautiful child, who afew moments before was all life and animation, and laid it upon Bruce'sbed; the poor little thing must have been killed instantly as there wasno sign of suffering upon its face, but a large bruise on its temple.
What to read after Isabel Leicester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alma Maude - to read onlineMoreLess
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