Mrs. Keats Bradford, a Novel
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He put out his hands and took Rowena's.
" Absurd accident," he said. " I was knocked over in the street as if I'd been a gamin, only a gamin is never hurt if he is knocked over. Don't know yet how many bones are broken. The doctors are going at me now. Let me have your prayers," with a slight smile.
He paused a moment. Then he added : " And if here's an end of me, I'm glad yours is one of the last faces I see, Mrs. Bradford. Go on," to the men.
Rowena was standing there unnaturally still when s...he was joined in a few minutes by Miss Phillipps.
Then she turned.
I08 MRS. KEATS BRADFORD " Did you see him ?" she asked.
" See whom ?" " Mr. Soule. He's been hurt, and they've brought him here." " I thought he was in the South." Miss Phillipps scanned her companion as if she doubted her sanity.
" He looked as if he were dying," said Rowena.
Miss Phillipps turned shortly. She went to some authority. At last she came back and found Rowena where she had left her.
" It's true," said Miss Phillipps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He put out his hands and took Rowena's.
" Absurd accident," he said. " I was knocked over in the street as if I'd been a gamin, only a gamin is never hurt if he is knocked over. Don't know yet how many bones are broken. The doctors are going at me now. Let me have your prayers," with a slight smile.
He paused a moment. Then he added : " And if here's an end of me, I'm glad yours is one of the last faces I see, Mrs. Bradford. Go on," to the men.
Rowena was standing there unnaturally still when s...he was joined in a few minutes by Miss Phillipps.
Then she turned.
I08 MRS. KEATS BRADFORD " Did you see him ?" she asked.
" See whom ?" " Mr. Soule. He's been hurt, and they've brought him here." " I thought he was in the South." Miss Phillipps scanned her companion as if she doubted her sanity.
" He looked as if he were dying," said Rowena.
Miss Phillipps turned shortly. She went to some authority. At last she came back and found Rowena where she had left her.
" It's true," said Miss Phillipps.
What to read after Mrs. Keats Bradford, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maria Louise Pool to read onlineMoreLess
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