Jamesie
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I thank thee, Ingestre, for teaching me that word. It must be why my instinct is to leave out most of his letters.
S. H. ] My dear Byrne, We were both wrong and he right: this by way of prologue before I answer your telegram.
He is anything but killed, and contented to have got round me, only in great pain from his knee. Marvin shot him clean through the left shoulder, how near extinction I dare not think, and falling he got mixed with his own gun, which he had steadied against the bridge, so a...s to pepper the other leg. To make all complete he jarred the same knee badly as he went over, complicating what might else have been an easy case, easy I mean considering he was aimed at by Marvin and himself, both very tidy marksmen, in the course of a single night. I did not observe the lower details at the time, being fully concerned to stop the bleeding above, which I did not specially succeed in as I lack the first-aid tricks every kid of fourteen knows now. My sister-in- law, just arrived, is grieved at my ignorance, and Ashwin stronger than grieved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thank thee, Ingestre, for teaching me that word. It must be why my instinct is to leave out most of his letters.
S. H. ] My dear Byrne, We were both wrong and he right: this by way of prologue before I answer your telegram.
He is anything but killed, and contented to have got round me, only in great pain from his knee. Marvin shot him clean through the left shoulder, how near extinction I dare not think, and falling he got mixed with his own gun, which he had steadied against the bridge, so a...s to pepper the other leg. To make all complete he jarred the same knee badly as he went over, complicating what might else have been an easy case, easy I mean considering he was aimed at by Marvin and himself, both very tidy marksmen, in the course of a single night. I did not observe the lower details at the time, being fully concerned to stop the bleeding above, which I did not specially succeed in as I lack the first-aid tricks every kid of fourteen knows now. My sister-in- law, just arrived, is grieved at my ignorance, and Ashwin stronger than grieved.
What to read after Jamesie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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