Miss Dexie
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"Dear papa, I have come to stay with you. What can I do to help you?" andshe laid her hand in his. "Mamma feels too badly to come just now, dearpapa. " The quiet manner in which she removed her hat and cloak and then returnedto the bedside to await the doctor's orders impressed the latter favorably, and with a few words of instruction to Mr. Traverse he departed to see hisother waiting charges.
They were sad and anxious days that followed, for it was feared that Mr. Sherwood might not, after al...l, survive the shock; but Dexie never lostheart, and was rewarded, after many days, by hearing the welcome news thather father could safely be moved to his home.
Traverse had proved himself a helpful and faithful friend, and more thanone broken-hearted person blessed him for his ready help and sympathy, forthe accident had been attended with much loss of life and had spreadmourning into many homes.
Dexie had written twice daily to her mother; but having once mentioned thefact that the few houses in the vicinity of the accident were filled withmaimed and wounded who were too ill to be sent to their homes, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Dear papa, I have come to stay with you. What can I do to help you?" andshe laid her hand in his. "Mamma feels too badly to come just now, dearpapa. " The quiet manner in which she removed her hat and cloak and then returnedto the bedside to await the doctor's orders impressed the latter favorably, and with a few words of instruction to Mr. Traverse he departed to see hisother waiting charges.
They were sad and anxious days that followed, for it was feared that Mr. Sherwood might not, after al...l, survive the shock; but Dexie never lostheart, and was rewarded, after many days, by hearing the welcome news thather father could safely be moved to his home.
Traverse had proved himself a helpful and faithful friend, and more thanone broken-hearted person blessed him for his ready help and sympathy, forthe accident had been attended with much loss of life and had spreadmourning into many homes.
Dexie had written twice daily to her mother; but having once mentioned thefact that the few houses in the vicinity of the accident were filled withmaimed and wounded who were too ill to be sent to their homes, Mrs.
What to read after Miss Dexie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eveleth Stanford to read onlineMoreLess
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