The Forester's Daughter; a Romance of the Bear-Tooth Range
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"He is breathing now. He is opening his eyes." The wounded man did, indeed, open his eyes, but his look was a blank, uncomprehending stare, which plunged her back into despair. "He don't know me!" she said, with piteous accent. She now perceived the source of the blood upon her arm. It came from a wound in the boy's head which had been dashed upon a stone.
The sight of this wound brought back the blaze of accusing anger to her eyes. "See what you did!" she said, with cold malignity. Then by sud...den shift she bent to the sweet face in her arms and kissed it passionately. "Open your eyes, darling. You must not die! I won't let you die! Can't you hear me? Don't you know where you are?" He opened his eyes once more, quietly, and 200 THE DEATH-GRAPPLE looked up into her face with a faint, drowsy smile. He could not yet locate himself in space and time, but he knew her and was comforted.
He wondered why he should be looking up into a sunny sky. He heard the wind and the sotmd of a horse cropping grass, and the voice of the girl penetratingly sweet as that of a young mother calling her baby back to life, and slowly his benumbed brain began to resolve the mystery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He is breathing now. He is opening his eyes." The wounded man did, indeed, open his eyes, but his look was a blank, uncomprehending stare, which plunged her back into despair. "He don't know me!" she said, with piteous accent. She now perceived the source of the blood upon her arm. It came from a wound in the boy's head which had been dashed upon a stone.
The sight of this wound brought back the blaze of accusing anger to her eyes. "See what you did!" she said, with cold malignity. Then by sud...den shift she bent to the sweet face in her arms and kissed it passionately. "Open your eyes, darling. You must not die! I won't let you die! Can't you hear me? Don't you know where you are?" He opened his eyes once more, quietly, and 200 THE DEATH-GRAPPLE looked up into her face with a faint, drowsy smile. He could not yet locate himself in space and time, but he knew her and was comforted.
He wondered why he should be looking up into a sunny sky. He heard the wind and the sotmd of a horse cropping grass, and the voice of the girl penetratingly sweet as that of a young mother calling her baby back to life, and slowly his benumbed brain began to resolve the mystery.
What to read after The Forester's Daughter; a Romance of the Bear-Tooth Range?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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