That Which Hath Wings a Novel of the Day
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"What must you all think of me?" Saxham's arm came round her, and Saxham's voice answered : "Nothing, my dear, but that you are human, and have had a tremendous shock ! ' ' She leaned against the Doctor's great shoulder, sighing: "Thank you! ... I'm all right now! Not going to cry any more. ... But Bawne! If we wait long enough there will be news of him? We — shall get him back?" She felt Saxham's iron muscles jerk, and his ribs heave as though the trident had found a home between them. Per- ha...ps he could not find his voice, for it was the Chief who said: "We are doing everything possible. Mr. Sherbrand is helping. He has been good enough to place the telegraph installation at our disposal and the Wireless also. A call, Burgin?" The undersized clerk had waved a hand from the thresh- old of the cabin. The Chief vanished. Patrine sighed: "Oh, if there should be news!" "You are too sensible to be bowled over if there happens to be no news, " said the Doctor's voice. But his arm was tense about her waist and she felt the beating of his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What must you all think of me?" Saxham's arm came round her, and Saxham's voice answered : "Nothing, my dear, but that you are human, and have had a tremendous shock ! ' ' She leaned against the Doctor's great shoulder, sighing: "Thank you! ... I'm all right now! Not going to cry any more. ... But Bawne! If we wait long enough there will be news of him? We — shall get him back?" She felt Saxham's iron muscles jerk, and his ribs heave as though the trident had found a home between them. Per- ha...ps he could not find his voice, for it was the Chief who said: "We are doing everything possible. Mr. Sherbrand is helping. He has been good enough to place the telegraph installation at our disposal and the Wireless also. A call, Burgin?" The undersized clerk had waved a hand from the thresh- old of the cabin. The Chief vanished. Patrine sighed: "Oh, if there should be news!" "You are too sensible to be bowled over if there happens to be no news, " said the Doctor's voice. But his arm was tense about her waist and she felt the beating of his heart.
What to read after That Which Hath Wings a Novel of the Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dehan Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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