Mary Louise Solves a Mystery
Mary Louise Solves a Mystery
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Orme lives?" "No, miss; haven't the faintest idea. " "Who is Mrs. Tolliver's doctor?" "The house physician, Dr. Pease. His office is No. 633, in this hotel. " "Thank you, Alice. " Josie hunted up Mary Louise.
"Have you ever heard that a trained nurse named Mrs. Orme is in any wayconnected with Alora's history?" she asked.
"No; I'm pretty sure Alora has never mentioned such a person. Whatabout her, Josie?
"I think Alora went away with her. Have you any description of MissGorham, the governess?" ..."Not especially, " said Mary Louise, trying to remember. "Alora hassometimes referred to her as 'Old Skinny, ' but that doesn't meananything. " "It means she isn't Mrs. Orme, anyhow, " answered Josie, in adisappointed tone.
Mary Louise considered this in her usual careful way. She would like tohelp Josie, if she could.
"Who do you suppose this Mrs. Orme could be?" she presently asked.
"Some one whom Alora knew years ago, when her mother was alive. Ofcourse her name may not have been Orme, then, and she may not have beena trained nurse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orme lives?" "No, miss; haven't the faintest idea. " "Who is Mrs. Tolliver's doctor?" "The house physician, Dr. Pease. His office is No. 633, in this hotel. " "Thank you, Alice. " Josie hunted up Mary Louise.
"Have you ever heard that a trained nurse named Mrs. Orme is in any wayconnected with Alora's history?" she asked.
"No; I'm pretty sure Alora has never mentioned such a person. Whatabout her, Josie?
"I think Alora went away with her. Have you any description of MissGorham, the governess?" ..."Not especially, " said Mary Louise, trying to remember. "Alora hassometimes referred to her as 'Old Skinny, ' but that doesn't meananything. " "It means she isn't Mrs. Orme, anyhow, " answered Josie, in adisappointed tone.
Mary Louise considered this in her usual careful way. She would like tohelp Josie, if she could.
"Who do you suppose this Mrs. Orme could be?" she presently asked.
"Some one whom Alora knew years ago, when her mother was alive. Ofcourse her name may not have been Orme, then, and she may not have beena trained nurse.
What to read after Mary Louise Solves a Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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