Sardia a Story of Love
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Her heart seemed ceasing to beat. Her head was on fire. She called faintly, and then fell. When she awoke to consciousness she found herself lying upon a gorgeous bed in a lofty chamber, surrounded with chat tering women. Sybil had never ascertained, had indeed never asked, who occupied any of the apartments. She only knew that the establishment of a titled lady occu pied the first floor. She had avoided seeing or meeting any one, and had maintained a scrupulous seclusion. But now opening her e...yes, she saw for a moment a face she was destined never to forget. She closed them again in utter weariness. She was gently treated, and the women seemed kind. She could ask nothing more. Her mind was dull. Her brain seemed dormant. She be lieved she was dying.
Later she found herself in her own apartment. A French nurse was attending to her wants, and occasion ally she received messages through her, of fruits, flowers, and pretty gifts from the generous lady who had pitied her helplessness, befriended her in her hour of direst FLIGHT 89 need, and allowed her the attention of her own servant with all the goodness of a mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her heart seemed ceasing to beat. Her head was on fire. She called faintly, and then fell. When she awoke to consciousness she found herself lying upon a gorgeous bed in a lofty chamber, surrounded with chat tering women. Sybil had never ascertained, had indeed never asked, who occupied any of the apartments. She only knew that the establishment of a titled lady occu pied the first floor. She had avoided seeing or meeting any one, and had maintained a scrupulous seclusion. But now opening her e...yes, she saw for a moment a face she was destined never to forget. She closed them again in utter weariness. She was gently treated, and the women seemed kind. She could ask nothing more. Her mind was dull. Her brain seemed dormant. She be lieved she was dying.
Later she found herself in her own apartment. A French nurse was attending to her wants, and occasion ally she received messages through her, of fruits, flowers, and pretty gifts from the generous lady who had pitied her helplessness, befriended her in her hour of direst FLIGHT 89 need, and allowed her the attention of her own servant with all the goodness of a mother.
What to read after Sardia a Story of Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cora Linn Daniels to read onlineMoreLess
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