The Child of Urbino
The Child of Urbino
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68 MOUFFLOU.
Meanwhile, Lolo was sick and delirious with grief.
Twenty times he got out of his bed and screamed to be allowed to go with Moufflou, and twenty times his mother and his brothers put him back again and held him down and tried in vain to quiet him.
The child was beside himself with misery. " Mouf- flon ! Moufflon ! " he sobbed at every moment ; and by night he was in a raging fever, and when his mother, frightened, ran and called in the doctor of the quarter, that worthy shook his h...ead and said some- thing as to a shock of the nervous system, and muttered a long word, — " meningitis." Lolo took a hatred to the sight of Tasso, and thrust him away, and his mother, too.
" It is for you Moufflon is sold," he said, with his little teeth and hands tight clinched.
After a day or two Tasso felt as if he could not bear his life, and went down to the hotel to see if the foreign gentleman would allow him to have Moufflon back for half an hour to quiet his little brother by a sight of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
68 MOUFFLOU.
Meanwhile, Lolo was sick and delirious with grief.
Twenty times he got out of his bed and screamed to be allowed to go with Moufflou, and twenty times his mother and his brothers put him back again and held him down and tried in vain to quiet him.
The child was beside himself with misery. " Mouf- flon ! Moufflon ! " he sobbed at every moment ; and by night he was in a raging fever, and when his mother, frightened, ran and called in the doctor of the quarter, that worthy shook his h...ead and said some- thing as to a shock of the nervous system, and muttered a long word, — " meningitis." Lolo took a hatred to the sight of Tasso, and thrust him away, and his mother, too.
" It is for you Moufflon is sold," he said, with his little teeth and hands tight clinched.
After a day or two Tasso felt as if he could not bear his life, and went down to the hotel to see if the foreign gentleman would allow him to have Moufflon back for half an hour to quiet his little brother by a sight of him.
What to read after The Child of Urbino?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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