Lives of Girls Who Became Famous
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Only a few minutes out, and in plain sight, as they were crossing the bar, the boat went down, and the threefriends perished. Their bodies even were never recovered.
The whole town was in mourning. Posters were put upon every cliff andpublic place, offering large rewards "for linen cast ashore markedwith the initials of the beloved dead; for it so chanced that all thethree were of the dearest and the best: one, an only son; the other, the son of a widow"; but the sea was forever silent.
The sis...ter, who had seen her brother sink before her eyes, was utterlyprostrated. She blamed herself for his death, because he came toTorquay for her comfort. All winter long she heard the sound ofwaves ringing in her ears like the moans of the dying. From this timeforward she never mentioned her brother's name, and later, exactedfrom Mr. Browning a promise that the subject should never be broachedbetween them.
The following year she was removed to London in an invalid carriage, journeying twenty miles a day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only a few minutes out, and in plain sight, as they were crossing the bar, the boat went down, and the threefriends perished. Their bodies even were never recovered.
The whole town was in mourning. Posters were put upon every cliff andpublic place, offering large rewards "for linen cast ashore markedwith the initials of the beloved dead; for it so chanced that all thethree were of the dearest and the best: one, an only son; the other, the son of a widow"; but the sea was forever silent.
The sis...ter, who had seen her brother sink before her eyes, was utterlyprostrated. She blamed herself for his death, because he came toTorquay for her comfort. All winter long she heard the sound ofwaves ringing in her ears like the moans of the dying. From this timeforward she never mentioned her brother's name, and later, exactedfrom Mr. Browning a promise that the subject should never be broachedbetween them.
The following year she was removed to London in an invalid carriage, journeying twenty miles a day.
What to read after Lives of Girls Who Became Famous?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bolton, Sarah Knowles, 1841-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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