Orphans of the Storm
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My own Louise!" she cried, "--lost, wandering and blind inParis. Tell me, tell me--" She had almost fainted. The floodgate oftears relieved her pent heart.
Henriette was bending over her now, her arm around her shoulders, trying to comfort.
But the girl herself was near the breaking point. The voice of theloved and absent one seemed to sound in her ears.
Was it an hallucination?
"Singing, --don't you hear?" said Henriette, softly, to the Mother.
The girl brushed a hand across her eyes and tappe...d her temple.
"In my dreams oft I hear it, my sister's voice. I must be losing myreason!" Again swelled the notes of the Norman melody, and this time the Motherheard too.
The two sprang to their feet.
Henriette dashed to balcony window. At the end of the street she saw afigure clad in beggar's rags that she thought she knew.
"LOUISE!" Henriette's cry echoed down the street and impinged on the blindbeggar's brain. The outcast ran groping and stumbling forward, nolonger singing, but calling "Henriette!" Her keeper, Widow Frochard, was not in sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My own Louise!" she cried, "--lost, wandering and blind inParis. Tell me, tell me--" She had almost fainted. The floodgate oftears relieved her pent heart.
Henriette was bending over her now, her arm around her shoulders, trying to comfort.
But the girl herself was near the breaking point. The voice of theloved and absent one seemed to sound in her ears.
Was it an hallucination?
"Singing, --don't you hear?" said Henriette, softly, to the Mother.
The girl brushed a hand across her eyes and tappe...d her temple.
"In my dreams oft I hear it, my sister's voice. I must be losing myreason!" Again swelled the notes of the Norman melody, and this time the Motherheard too.
The two sprang to their feet.
Henriette dashed to balcony window. At the end of the street she saw afigure clad in beggar's rags that she thought she knew.
"LOUISE!" Henriette's cry echoed down the street and impinged on the blindbeggar's brain. The outcast ran groping and stumbling forward, nolonger singing, but calling "Henriette!" Her keeper, Widow Frochard, was not in sight.
What to read after Orphans of the Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macmahon Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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