Ringfield
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"Who are?" "I don't know. Listen! Some one's wanted. It's me. It's me. Perhaps Schenk's come! Pauline, what shall I do?" "Absurd! No one can get here; you forget the roads and the snow. Schenk? He is miles away!" "Then it's for you. Yes. They're coming up. Listen--it is you, 'Ma'amselle Clairville, ' I hear them say!" "But why be so alarmed?" cried Pauline, and she threw open the door.
Antoine Archambault and Poussette stood outside.
"Your brother the seigneur is dying, mademoiselle, " said Pou...ssette, "and desires to see you at once. There is no time to lose. " "What is it?" asked Miss Cordova, not comprehending the foreign tongue, and they told her.
Miss Clairville's face changed. She trembled visibly, made the sign ofthe cross--so potent is habit, so strong are traditions--but utterednothing.
"She is ill!" said Miss Cordova, and she led her friend to a chair.
"No, no, I am not ill. But I do not want to go. _Je ne le veux pas_. I do not wish at all to go. I will not go, Sara!" "It's hard, I guess, " said the other woman sympathetically, "but it'snatural he should want to see you before he dies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Who are?" "I don't know. Listen! Some one's wanted. It's me. It's me. Perhaps Schenk's come! Pauline, what shall I do?" "Absurd! No one can get here; you forget the roads and the snow. Schenk? He is miles away!" "Then it's for you. Yes. They're coming up. Listen--it is you, 'Ma'amselle Clairville, ' I hear them say!" "But why be so alarmed?" cried Pauline, and she threw open the door.
Antoine Archambault and Poussette stood outside.
"Your brother the seigneur is dying, mademoiselle, " said Pou...ssette, "and desires to see you at once. There is no time to lose. " "What is it?" asked Miss Cordova, not comprehending the foreign tongue, and they told her.
Miss Clairville's face changed. She trembled visibly, made the sign ofthe cross--so potent is habit, so strong are traditions--but utterednothing.
"She is ill!" said Miss Cordova, and she led her friend to a chair.
"No, no, I am not ill. But I do not want to go. _Je ne le veux pas_. I do not wish at all to go. I will not go, Sara!" "It's hard, I guess, " said the other woman sympathetically, "but it'snatural he should want to see you before he dies.
What to read after Ringfield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Susie Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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