Melbourne House volume 1 8 3
Melbourne House volume 1 8 3
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Drummond!"--she added, as a flash of sudden thought crossed her face.
"What now, Daisy?" The child looked at him with a most earnest, inquisitive wistful gaze. The Captain had some difficulty to stand it.
"O Capt. Drummond, " she repeated, --"are you going to be ashamed ofChrist?" [Illustration] The young soldier was strangely enough confused by this simple question. His embarrassment was even evident. He hesitated for a reply, and it didnot readily dome. When it came, it was an evasion.
"That ...is right, Daisy, " he said; "stand by your colours. He is a poorsoldier that carries them behind his back in the face of the enemy. Butwhatever field you die in, I should like to be alongside of you. " He spoke gravely. And he asked no leave this time, but clasping Daisy'shand he bent down and kissed her forehead twice and earnestly; then hedid not say another word, but strode away. A little flush rose onDaisy's brow, for she was a very particular little lady as to whotouched her; however she listened attentively to the sound of theretreating hoofs which carried the Captain off along the road; and whenJuanita at last came in with her little tray and a cup of tea, she foundDaisy's face set in a very thoughtful mood and her eyes full of tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Drummond!"--she added, as a flash of sudden thought crossed her face.
"What now, Daisy?" The child looked at him with a most earnest, inquisitive wistful gaze. The Captain had some difficulty to stand it.
"O Capt. Drummond, " she repeated, --"are you going to be ashamed ofChrist?" [Illustration] The young soldier was strangely enough confused by this simple question. His embarrassment was even evident. He hesitated for a reply, and it didnot readily dome. When it came, it was an evasion.
"That ...is right, Daisy, " he said; "stand by your colours. He is a poorsoldier that carries them behind his back in the face of the enemy. Butwhatever field you die in, I should like to be alongside of you. " He spoke gravely. And he asked no leave this time, but clasping Daisy'shand he bent down and kissed her forehead twice and earnestly; then hedid not say another word, but strode away. A little flush rose onDaisy's brow, for she was a very particular little lady as to whotouched her; however she listened attentively to the sound of theretreating hoofs which carried the Captain off along the road; and whenJuanita at last came in with her little tray and a cup of tea, she foundDaisy's face set in a very thoughtful mood and her eyes full of tears.
What to read after Melbourne House volume 1 8 3?
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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