Like a Gentleman
Like a Gentleman
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"Tell her, Tony, if you can — I can't, " said Philip chokingly. "O Jack!" cried Flossy, lifting both arms over her head, her face as white as death. " He went overboard ! he is drowned ! Why didn't you tell me ? And the last words I ever said to him" — unconsciousness happily came to her aid. But for Phil's arms, she would have fallen to the floor. We carried her to her room. Mary Green was standing in the nursery-door, on the south side of the hall. IN THE LAKE ! l6l " Oh, what has happened ? ..." she cried, follow- ing us up stairs. I told her — told her to be calm, with great sobs choking me. " I'm glad the children are asleep, " she said, the tears running over her face. " Poor little things ! " Phil left the room, brought me up some coffee, and stood over me till I drank it. "We are going down to the wharf, " he said. " We kept the phaeton standing. Perhaps we shall hear something. There are men out with grappling-irons, and it may be they have recov- ered the body by this time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Tell her, Tony, if you can — I can't, " said Philip chokingly. "O Jack!" cried Flossy, lifting both arms over her head, her face as white as death. " He went overboard ! he is drowned ! Why didn't you tell me ? And the last words I ever said to him" — unconsciousness happily came to her aid. But for Phil's arms, she would have fallen to the floor. We carried her to her room. Mary Green was standing in the nursery-door, on the south side of the hall. IN THE LAKE ! l6l " Oh, what has happened ? ..." she cried, follow- ing us up stairs. I told her — told her to be calm, with great sobs choking me. " I'm glad the children are asleep, " she said, the tears running over her face. " Poor little things ! " Phil left the room, brought me up some coffee, and stood over me till I drank it. "We are going down to the wharf, " he said. " We kept the phaeton standing. Perhaps we shall hear something. There are men out with grappling-irons, and it may be they have recov- ered the body by this time.
What to read after Like a Gentleman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary a Mary Andrews Denison to read onlineMoreLess
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