The Golden House
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" "Who is it?" "It is the girl you saw on the street the other afternoon; she said shehad spoken to you. " "She promised to come to the mission. " "She couldn't. I met the poor thing the same afternoon. She looked soaimless and forlorn that, though I did not remember her at first, Ithought she might be ill, and spoke to her, and asked her what was thematter. At first she said nothing except that she was out of work andfelt miserable; but the next moment she broke down completely, and saidshe ha...dn't a friend in the world. " "Poor thing!" said the priest, with a pang of self-reproach.
"There was nothing to do but to take her to the hospital, and there shehas been. " "Is she very ill?" "She may live, the house surgeon says. But she was very weak for such atrial. " Little more was said as they walked along, and when they reached thehospital, Father Damon was shown without delay into the ward where thesick girl lay. Dr. Leigh turned back from the door, and the nurse tookhim to the bedside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Who is it?" "It is the girl you saw on the street the other afternoon; she said shehad spoken to you. " "She promised to come to the mission. " "She couldn't. I met the poor thing the same afternoon. She looked soaimless and forlorn that, though I did not remember her at first, Ithought she might be ill, and spoke to her, and asked her what was thematter. At first she said nothing except that she was out of work andfelt miserable; but the next moment she broke down completely, and saidshe ha...dn't a friend in the world. " "Poor thing!" said the priest, with a pang of self-reproach.
"There was nothing to do but to take her to the hospital, and there shehas been. " "Is she very ill?" "She may live, the house surgeon says. But she was very weak for such atrial. " Little more was said as they walked along, and when they reached thehospital, Father Damon was shown without delay into the ward where thesick girl lay. Dr. Leigh turned back from the door, and the nurse tookhim to the bedside.
What to read after The Golden House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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