Northern Lights, volume 2.
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Almost immediately belowher, a few feet down, was a man lying in the snow. He had strayed fromthe obliterated road, and had fallen down the crevasse, twisting his footcruelly. Unable to walk he had crawled several hundred yards in thesnow, but his strength had given out, and then he had called to thehouse, on whose dark windows flickered the flames of the fire, the nameof the girl he had come so far to see. With a cry of joy and pain atonce she recognised him now. It was as her heart had said--...it wasJulien, Manette's brother. In a moment she was beside him, her armaround his shoulder.
"Pauline!" he said feebly, and fainted in her arms. An instant latershe was speeding to the house, and, rousing her mother and two of thestablemen, she snatched a flask of brandy from a cupboard and hastenedback.
An hour later Julien Labrosse lay in the great sitting-room beside thefire, his foot and ankle bandaged, and at ease, his face alight with allthat had brought him there. And once again the Indian mother with a sureinstinct knew why he had come, and saw that now her girl would have awhite woman's home, and, for her man, one of the race like her father'srace, white and conquering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Almost immediately belowher, a few feet down, was a man lying in the snow. He had strayed fromthe obliterated road, and had fallen down the crevasse, twisting his footcruelly. Unable to walk he had crawled several hundred yards in thesnow, but his strength had given out, and then he had called to thehouse, on whose dark windows flickered the flames of the fire, the nameof the girl he had come so far to see. With a cry of joy and pain atonce she recognised him now. It was as her heart had said--...it wasJulien, Manette's brother. In a moment she was beside him, her armaround his shoulder.
"Pauline!" he said feebly, and fainted in her arms. An instant latershe was speeding to the house, and, rousing her mother and two of thestablemen, she snatched a flask of brandy from a cupboard and hastenedback.
An hour later Julien Labrosse lay in the great sitting-room beside thefire, his foot and ankle bandaged, and at ease, his face alight with allthat had brought him there. And once again the Indian mother with a sureinstinct knew why he had come, and saw that now her girl would have awhite woman's home, and, for her man, one of the race like her father'srace, white and conquering.
What to read after Northern Lights, volume 2.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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