The Bow of Orange Ribbon, a Romance of New York
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Is that all you say, 'Him I have not seen' ? Make me patient with so insensible a creature ! Here am I almost distracted with my three months' anxi- ety ; and poor Dick, so gone as to be past knowledge, breaking his true heart for a sight of you ; and you answer me as if I had asked, ' Pray, have you seen the newspaper to-day? ' " Then Katherine covered her face, and sobbed with a hopelessness and abandon that equally fretted Mrs. Gordon. " I wish I knew one cor- ner of this world inaccessible ...to lovers," she cried. " Of all creatures, they are the most ridiculous and unreasonable. Now, what are you crying for, child?" 14S " If I could only see Richard, — only see him for one moment ! " " That is exactly what I am going to pro- pose. He will get better when he has seen you. I will call a coach, and we will go at once." " Alas ! Go I dare not. Mv father and my mother ! " " And Dick, — what of Dick, poor Dick, who is dying for you? " She went to the door, and gave the order for a coach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is that all you say, 'Him I have not seen' ? Make me patient with so insensible a creature ! Here am I almost distracted with my three months' anxi- ety ; and poor Dick, so gone as to be past knowledge, breaking his true heart for a sight of you ; and you answer me as if I had asked, ' Pray, have you seen the newspaper to-day? ' " Then Katherine covered her face, and sobbed with a hopelessness and abandon that equally fretted Mrs. Gordon. " I wish I knew one cor- ner of this world inaccessible ...to lovers," she cried. " Of all creatures, they are the most ridiculous and unreasonable. Now, what are you crying for, child?" 14S " If I could only see Richard, — only see him for one moment ! " " That is exactly what I am going to pro- pose. He will get better when he has seen you. I will call a coach, and we will go at once." " Alas ! Go I dare not. Mv father and my mother ! " " And Dick, — what of Dick, poor Dick, who is dying for you? " She went to the door, and gave the order for a coach.
What to read after The Bow of Orange Ribbon, a Romance of New York?
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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