My Fire Opal And Other Tales
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Let me see the little girl at once. " May-blossom is called in, her blue-veined wrist consigned to the doctor's big feelers ; her tongue submitted to- a critical inspection ; and, after undergoing a prolonged professional thumping and hearkening, she is soundly hugged and kissed, and, with a nod and a smile, dismissed. After this, Doctor Foster and the lady of the mansion are closeted awhile together. The buggy then passes down the drive, and disappears on the long dusty road. Soon after, the s...outh door opens, and a face, pale and sad, but very calm, bends over the child, who has again returned to her out-door A PRISON CHILD. 151 seat. Very tenderly is the warm afghan folded about the small, fragile form. The robins no longer sing. The sun, half-ob scured, is going down. The burying-ground stands drearily out against the murky sky. The pines wail mournfully, and the river at ebbing tide murmurs in sad refrain. Old Harmy, moulding tea-biscuits at her kitchen window, imparts to Mandy Ann who is shaving the dried beef for tea her belief that Miss Paulina " hes gone clean crazy, settin' out-doors with that child, an' the dew a fallin' this very minnit, like sixty !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me see the little girl at once. " May-blossom is called in, her blue-veined wrist consigned to the doctor's big feelers ; her tongue submitted to- a critical inspection ; and, after undergoing a prolonged professional thumping and hearkening, she is soundly hugged and kissed, and, with a nod and a smile, dismissed. After this, Doctor Foster and the lady of the mansion are closeted awhile together. The buggy then passes down the drive, and disappears on the long dusty road. Soon after, the s...outh door opens, and a face, pale and sad, but very calm, bends over the child, who has again returned to her out-door A PRISON CHILD. 151 seat. Very tenderly is the warm afghan folded about the small, fragile form. The robins no longer sing. The sun, half-ob scured, is going down. The burying-ground stands drearily out against the murky sky. The pines wail mournfully, and the river at ebbing tide murmurs in sad refrain. Old Harmy, moulding tea-biscuits at her kitchen window, imparts to Mandy Ann who is shaving the dried beef for tea her belief that Miss Paulina " hes gone clean crazy, settin' out-doors with that child, an' the dew a fallin' this very minnit, like sixty !
What to read after My Fire Opal And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Warner Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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