The Awakening of Helena Richie
The Awakening of Helena Richie
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More than an hour. Oh, no, no; he could not have meant--! But all the same, she must find him:"_I have had enough of it_. " Under her breath she called his name. Silence. She told herself distractedly that she was a fool, buta moment later she fled down the hill. She must find Dr. King; hewould know what to do.
She was panting when she reached his gate, and after she had rung andwas beating upon the door with the palm of her hand, she had to clingto the knob for support.
"Oh come; oh, hurry! Hu...rry!" she said, listening to Mrs. King'sdeliberate step on the oilcloth of the hall.
"Where is Dr. King?" she gasped, as the door opened; "I want Dr. King!" Martha, in her astonishment at this white-faced creature with skirtsdraggled by the dew and dust of the grass-fringed road, started back, the flame of the lamp she carried flickering and jumping in thedraught. "What is the matter? Is David--" "Oh, where is Dr. King? Please--please! I want Dr. King--" William by this time was in the hall, and when he saw her face he, too, said: "David?" "No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More than an hour. Oh, no, no; he could not have meant--! But all the same, she must find him:"_I have had enough of it_. " Under her breath she called his name. Silence. She told herself distractedly that she was a fool, buta moment later she fled down the hill. She must find Dr. King; hewould know what to do.
She was panting when she reached his gate, and after she had rung andwas beating upon the door with the palm of her hand, she had to clingto the knob for support.
"Oh come; oh, hurry! Hu...rry!" she said, listening to Mrs. King'sdeliberate step on the oilcloth of the hall.
"Where is Dr. King?" she gasped, as the door opened; "I want Dr. King!" Martha, in her astonishment at this white-faced creature with skirtsdraggled by the dew and dust of the grass-fringed road, started back, the flame of the lamp she carried flickering and jumping in thedraught. "What is the matter? Is David--" "Oh, where is Dr. King? Please--please! I want Dr. King--" William by this time was in the hall, and when he saw her face he, too, said: "David?" "No.
What to read after The Awakening of Helena Richie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deland, Margaret Wade Campbell, 1857-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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