Recalled to Life
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Something in front seemed to rush into uswith a deep thud. There was a crash, a fierce grating, a dull hiss, a clatter. Broken glass was flying about. The very earth beneath thewheels seemed to give way under us. Next instant, all was blank. Ijust knew I was lying, bruised and stunned and bleeding, on a baredry bank, with my limbs aching painfully.
I guessed what it all meant. A collision, no doubt. But I lay faintand ill, and knew nothing for the moment as to what had become of myfellow-passen...gers.
CHAPTER XVII.
A STRANGE RECOGNITION Gradually I was aware of somebody moistening my temples. A soft palmheld my hand. Elsie was leaning over me. I opened my eyes with astart.
"Oh, Elsie, " I cried, "how kind of you!" It seemed to me quite natural to call her Elsie.
Even as I spoke, somebody else raised my head and poured somethingdown my throat. I swallowed it with a gulp. Then I opened my eyesagain.
"And Jack, too, " I murmured.
It seemed as if he'd been "Jack" to me for years and years already.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Something in front seemed to rush into uswith a deep thud. There was a crash, a fierce grating, a dull hiss, a clatter. Broken glass was flying about. The very earth beneath thewheels seemed to give way under us. Next instant, all was blank. Ijust knew I was lying, bruised and stunned and bleeding, on a baredry bank, with my limbs aching painfully.
I guessed what it all meant. A collision, no doubt. But I lay faintand ill, and knew nothing for the moment as to what had become of myfellow-passen...gers.
CHAPTER XVII.
A STRANGE RECOGNITION Gradually I was aware of somebody moistening my temples. A soft palmheld my hand. Elsie was leaning over me. I opened my eyes with astart.
"Oh, Elsie, " I cried, "how kind of you!" It seemed to me quite natural to call her Elsie.
Even as I spoke, somebody else raised my head and poured somethingdown my throat. I swallowed it with a gulp. Then I opened my eyesagain.
"And Jack, too, " I murmured.
It seemed as if he'd been "Jack" to me for years and years already.
What to read after Recalled to Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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