Miss Hildreth. a Novel 1
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mitted to my soothing voice and hand, while little Marianne, who throughout had behaved like a heroine, now covered herself with glory, by stepping deliberately out of the carriage and throwing her arms about the tall, dark figure beside her.
" I turned then to face my brave com- panion ; it was, as I suspected, Mdlle. Lamien, who stood there, calm and unmoved, the heavy lace of her veil concealing whatever emotion her face might have revealed. It was she, and no other, who had risked her own l...ife to save the child ; and yet, Main- waring, I declare to you solemnly and in all calmness, it was not of her I thought as we stood together side by side ; it was not her personality that seemed so near me, nor her spirit that had carried out so brave a rescue.
Laugh at me if you will, suggest hysteria and nerves ; so be it, I accept the taunt, and repeat again, it was not Mdlle. Lamien who made captive my admiration and esteem — it was Patricia Hildreth. Explain it as best you can.
DANGER AHEAD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
mitted to my soothing voice and hand, while little Marianne, who throughout had behaved like a heroine, now covered herself with glory, by stepping deliberately out of the carriage and throwing her arms about the tall, dark figure beside her.
" I turned then to face my brave com- panion ; it was, as I suspected, Mdlle. Lamien, who stood there, calm and unmoved, the heavy lace of her veil concealing whatever emotion her face might have revealed. It was she, and no other, who had risked her own l...ife to save the child ; and yet, Main- waring, I declare to you solemnly and in all calmness, it was not of her I thought as we stood together side by side ; it was not her personality that seemed so near me, nor her spirit that had carried out so brave a rescue.
Laugh at me if you will, suggest hysteria and nerves ; so be it, I accept the taunt, and repeat again, it was not Mdlle. Lamien who made captive my admiration and esteem — it was Patricia Hildreth. Explain it as best you can.
DANGER AHEAD.
What to read after Miss Hildreth. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevens, Augusta De Grasse to read onlineMoreLess
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