The Dream Girl
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Winsome found her, desperately ill, cowering over a fire she had made in her deserted home. And Winsome goes straight to the heart of things, always. I can fancy how she talked, in her gentle, tired way that moonlight night. But a great deal has had to be guessed at, for she has been very ill. And we were not to ask any questions that would agitate, the doctor said. One thing . .. It was the Man- from-the-Mallee who told it me, with an odd catch in his voice, and a gentler 157 THE DREAM GIRL li...ght in his eyes than has been there for many a weary day. "She fancied that the touch of a good woman's lips might hold back the bitter, mocking words that were wounding her so. And she kissed her . . . With that throat!" It was in one of his long night 158 THE DREAM GIRL rambles that he came upon them . . . Attracted by the light in the deserted home. And when I told him that I was sure God had sent him in that particular direction, he nodded, sombrely. She had done a great deal by that time, our little Winsome; and the poor, weary soul, fast in the clutches of diphtheria, was tossing restlessly on the bed, and her nurse was watching for the help she had prayed for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Winsome found her, desperately ill, cowering over a fire she had made in her deserted home. And Winsome goes straight to the heart of things, always. I can fancy how she talked, in her gentle, tired way that moonlight night. But a great deal has had to be guessed at, for she has been very ill. And we were not to ask any questions that would agitate, the doctor said. One thing . .. It was the Man- from-the-Mallee who told it me, with an odd catch in his voice, and a gentler 157 THE DREAM GIRL li...ght in his eyes than has been there for many a weary day. "She fancied that the touch of a good woman's lips might hold back the bitter, mocking words that were wounding her so. And she kissed her . . . With that throat!" It was in one of his long night 158 THE DREAM GIRL rambles that he came upon them . . . Attracted by the light in the deserted home. And when I told him that I was sure God had sent him in that particular direction, he nodded, sombrely. She had done a great deal by that time, our little Winsome; and the poor, weary soul, fast in the clutches of diphtheria, was tossing restlessly on the bed, and her nurse was watching for the help she had prayed for.
What to read after The Dream Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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