Missing 8 8
Missing 8 8
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A. D. 's with a few army nurses, kept each othercompany on the stern deck. The mild sea gave no one any excuse fordiscomfort, and the pleasant-faced rosy girls in their becominguniforms, laughed and gossiped with each other, though not without agood many side glances towards the khaki figures pacing the deck, manyof them specimens of English youth at its best.
Bridget however took little notice of them. She was becoming more andmore absorbed in her own problem. She had not in truth made up her ...mindhow to deal with it, and she admitted reluctantly that she would have tobe guided by circumstance. Midway across, when the French coast and itslighthouses were well in view, she took out the same letter which shehad received two days before at the Grasmere post-office, and again readit through.
'X Camp, 102, General Hospital.
'DEAR MISS COOKSON, --I am writing to _you_, in the first instanceinstead of to Mrs. Sarratt, because I have a vivid remembrance of whatseemed to me your sister's frail physical state, when I saw you last Mayat Rydal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. D. 's with a few army nurses, kept each othercompany on the stern deck. The mild sea gave no one any excuse fordiscomfort, and the pleasant-faced rosy girls in their becominguniforms, laughed and gossiped with each other, though not without agood many side glances towards the khaki figures pacing the deck, manyof them specimens of English youth at its best.
Bridget however took little notice of them. She was becoming more andmore absorbed in her own problem. She had not in truth made up her ...mindhow to deal with it, and she admitted reluctantly that she would have tobe guided by circumstance. Midway across, when the French coast and itslighthouses were well in view, she took out the same letter which shehad received two days before at the Grasmere post-office, and again readit through.
'X Camp, 102, General Hospital.
'DEAR MISS COOKSON, --I am writing to _you_, in the first instanceinstead of to Mrs. Sarratt, because I have a vivid remembrance of whatseemed to me your sister's frail physical state, when I saw you last Mayat Rydal.
What to read after Missing 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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