One Thing Needful 3
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' Any improvement in Sir Allan since the morning ? ' The Colonel shook his head.
' Friedricson is to be here to-morrow/ he said ; ' and if the bullet can be extracted then there may be some hope. But just at present things look very bad.' ' Poor Grace,' said Colchester. ' How sad it is for her. I should like to go and talk to her a bit, if you think I shouldn't be a nuisance.' 'I am sure you would not be a nuisance, and your society would do Grace good. She is in a wretched state, poor girl. If... you hurry up to the house you'll find them at lunch, and Grace can hardly refuse to see you,' said the Colonel, who was a secret ally of Monsieur de Camillac's rival.
* A thousand thanks ! ' exclaimed the young squire, starling (iff at a run.
The family v;ere at luucheon. Mi'. ( 'olchesler 170 ONE THING NEEDFUL asked to be shown into the diniDg-room, deter- mined not to be relegated to the solitude of the drawing-room, and to a formal interview with Dora. They could not turn him away from their table in a house famous for hospitality ; and, however dismal the meal might be, it would be rapture — a sad kind of rapture, of course — to sit by Grace in sympathetic silence, and admire the outline of cheek and throat, the little rings of auburn hair which clustered in the hollow of her neck, the heavy coil of plaits, the gracious contour of her head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Any improvement in Sir Allan since the morning ? ' The Colonel shook his head.
' Friedricson is to be here to-morrow/ he said ; ' and if the bullet can be extracted then there may be some hope. But just at present things look very bad.' ' Poor Grace,' said Colchester. ' How sad it is for her. I should like to go and talk to her a bit, if you think I shouldn't be a nuisance.' 'I am sure you would not be a nuisance, and your society would do Grace good. She is in a wretched state, poor girl. If... you hurry up to the house you'll find them at lunch, and Grace can hardly refuse to see you,' said the Colonel, who was a secret ally of Monsieur de Camillac's rival.
* A thousand thanks ! ' exclaimed the young squire, starling (iff at a run.
The family v;ere at luucheon. Mi'. ( 'olchesler 170 ONE THING NEEDFUL asked to be shown into the diniDg-room, deter- mined not to be relegated to the solitude of the drawing-room, and to a formal interview with Dora. They could not turn him away from their table in a house famous for hospitality ; and, however dismal the meal might be, it would be rapture — a sad kind of rapture, of course — to sit by Grace in sympathetic silence, and admire the outline of cheek and throat, the little rings of auburn hair which clustered in the hollow of her neck, the heavy coil of plaits, the gracious contour of her head.
What to read after One Thing Needful 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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