Melbourne House 8 6
Melbourne House 8 6
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"Howis that?" he asked.
"That is a _great_ deal better. " "If it hadn't been, you would have fainted again directly. Letus see Daisy, I think I had better cut the boot off. Youhave sprained the ankle, or something, and it is swollen. " Daisy said nothing, and the Captain went on very carefully andtenderly to cut the boot off.
It was a very necessary proceeding. The foot was terriblyswollen already. Again the Captain mused, looking from thechild's foot to her face.
"How is the pain now?" "It a...ches a good deal. " He saw it was vastly worse than her words made it.
"My little soldier, " said he, "how do you suppose I am goingto get you down the hill, to where we left our carriage?" "I don't know, " said Daisy. "You can't carry me. " "What makes you think so?" "I don't _know_, " said Daisy, "but I don't think you can. " Andshe was a little afraid, he saw.
"I will be as careful as I can, and you must be as brave asyou can, for I don't see any other way, Daisy. And I think, the sooner we go the better; so that this foot may have somecold or hot lotion or something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Howis that?" he asked.
"That is a _great_ deal better. " "If it hadn't been, you would have fainted again directly. Letus see Daisy, I think I had better cut the boot off. Youhave sprained the ankle, or something, and it is swollen. " Daisy said nothing, and the Captain went on very carefully andtenderly to cut the boot off.
It was a very necessary proceeding. The foot was terriblyswollen already. Again the Captain mused, looking from thechild's foot to her face.
"How is the pain now?" "It a...ches a good deal. " He saw it was vastly worse than her words made it.
"My little soldier, " said he, "how do you suppose I am goingto get you down the hill, to where we left our carriage?" "I don't know, " said Daisy. "You can't carry me. " "What makes you think so?" "I don't _know_, " said Daisy, "but I don't think you can. " Andshe was a little afraid, he saw.
"I will be as careful as I can, and you must be as brave asyou can, for I don't see any other way, Daisy. And I think, the sooner we go the better; so that this foot may have somecold or hot lotion or something.
What to read after Melbourne House 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wetherell to read onlineMoreLess
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