The Bow of Orange Ribbon
The Bow of Orange Ribbon
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" Without any further question or remark, she went away. They were amazedat her calmness. And for some minutes after she had locked the door ofher room, she stood still in the middle of the floor, more like one thathas forgotten something, and is trying to remember, than a woman who hasreceived a blow upon her heart. No tears came to her eyes. She did notthink of weeping, or reproaching, or lamenting. The only questions sheasked herself were, "How am I to get life over? Will such suffering kill...me very soon?" Joris and Lysbet talked it over together. "Cohen told me, " said Joris, "that Captain Hyde called to bid him good-by. He said, 'He is a veryhonourable young man, a very grateful young man, and I rejoice that Iwas helpful in saving his life. ' Then I asked him in what ship he was tosail, and he said 'The Dauntless. ' She left her moorings this morningbetween nine and ten. She carries troops to Kingston, Captain Earle incommand; and I heard that Captain Hyde has a year's furlough. " Lysbet drew her lips tight, and said nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Without any further question or remark, she went away. They were amazedat her calmness. And for some minutes after she had locked the door ofher room, she stood still in the middle of the floor, more like one thathas forgotten something, and is trying to remember, than a woman who hasreceived a blow upon her heart. No tears came to her eyes. She did notthink of weeping, or reproaching, or lamenting. The only questions sheasked herself were, "How am I to get life over? Will such suffering kill...me very soon?" Joris and Lysbet talked it over together. "Cohen told me, " said Joris, "that Captain Hyde called to bid him good-by. He said, 'He is a veryhonourable young man, a very grateful young man, and I rejoice that Iwas helpful in saving his life. ' Then I asked him in what ship he was tosail, and he said 'The Dauntless. ' She left her moorings this morningbetween nine and ten. She carries troops to Kingston, Captain Earle incommand; and I heard that Captain Hyde has a year's furlough. " Lysbet drew her lips tight, and said nothing.
What to read after The Bow of Orange Ribbon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Amelia Edith Huddleston, 1831-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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