The Green Satin Gown
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"It may be thatLena will escape the infection; it seems that she only had thegarment on a few minutes; and you did all you could, I am sure, todissuade her from this piece of fatal and dishonest folly. " "Oh! I might have said more!" cried Mary, in an agony ofself-reproach. "I meant to go into her house this morning, and tryto make her hear reason; it might not have been too late then. " "Thank Heaven you did not!" said Mr. Gordon, gravely. "The air ofthe house was probably already infected. No... one save the doctor mustgo near that house till all danger of the disease developing is over. " He then told Mary briefly why he had sent for her. Finding that hecould not go to Boston himself at present, as he had planned, he hadsent the brooch by express to a jeweller whom he knew, and would beable to tell her in a few days whether it was of real value or not. Mary thanked him, but his words fell almost unheeded on her ears. What were jewels or money, in the face of a danger so awful as thatwhich now threatened her friend, and, through her, the whole village?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It may be thatLena will escape the infection; it seems that she only had thegarment on a few minutes; and you did all you could, I am sure, todissuade her from this piece of fatal and dishonest folly. " "Oh! I might have said more!" cried Mary, in an agony ofself-reproach. "I meant to go into her house this morning, and tryto make her hear reason; it might not have been too late then. " "Thank Heaven you did not!" said Mr. Gordon, gravely. "The air ofthe house was probably already infected. No... one save the doctor mustgo near that house till all danger of the disease developing is over. " He then told Mary briefly why he had sent for her. Finding that hecould not go to Boston himself at present, as he had planned, he hadsent the brooch by express to a jeweller whom he knew, and would beable to tell her in a few days whether it was of real value or not. Mary thanked him, but his words fell almost unheeded on her ears. What were jewels or money, in the face of a danger so awful as thatwhich now threatened her friend, and, through her, the whole village?
What to read after The Green Satin Gown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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