Seventy Times Seven : a Novel 1
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He made no apology for troubling her : she liked him the better for not doincr so. When she reached the woman's side, she knelt down beside her, and, by the light of a lantern which one of the servants carried, proceeded to pour some brandy down her throat, and to examine a little into the nature of her illness or injuries.
" I think that her leg is injured : she must have fallen," said Magdalen at last. " Give me the lantern, Jones." She took the lantern, and felt the limb tenderly, but skilfu...lly. A moan came from the woman's lips : she opened her eyes and fixed them on Magdalen's face.
" I fell down," she murmured. " I can't walk. I came. ... I came ... to see Philip : I heard that he lived this way. Do you think that he '11 remember me ? that he '11 remember . . . Alice — Alice Mackworth of Manchester ? " 214 SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN.
" She is wandering, poor soul," said one of the servants, marvelling that his mistress looked so pale.
Magdalen suddenly arose and stood erect, with clasped hands, as though turned to stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He made no apology for troubling her : she liked him the better for not doincr so. When she reached the woman's side, she knelt down beside her, and, by the light of a lantern which one of the servants carried, proceeded to pour some brandy down her throat, and to examine a little into the nature of her illness or injuries.
" I think that her leg is injured : she must have fallen," said Magdalen at last. " Give me the lantern, Jones." She took the lantern, and felt the limb tenderly, but skilfu...lly. A moan came from the woman's lips : she opened her eyes and fixed them on Magdalen's face.
" I fell down," she murmured. " I can't walk. I came. ... I came ... to see Philip : I heard that he lived this way. Do you think that he '11 remember me ? that he '11 remember . . . Alice — Alice Mackworth of Manchester ? " 214 SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN.
" She is wandering, poor soul," said one of the servants, marvelling that his mistress looked so pale.
Magdalen suddenly arose and stood erect, with clasped hands, as though turned to stone.
What to read after Seventy Times Seven : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sergeant Adeline to read onlineMoreLess
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