The Iron Game a Tale of the War
The Iron Game a Tale of the War
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" " No; my mother is very ill. I am Mrs. Sprague's daugh- ter. Can I" " Well, Miss Sprague, I think I can cure your mother. I " She arose and walked mysteriously to the door and looked into the hallway.
"I know what the disease is your mother is suffering from. " She couldn't resist prolonging the consequence of her mission. All women have the dramatic instinct. All love to intensify the unexpected. But Olympia's listless manner and touching desolation spurred her on. She put her fin- gers to h...er lips warningly, and coming quite near her whis- pered, as she had seen people do on the stage : UNDER TWO FLAGS. 139 " Don't make any disturbance ; don't faint. Your brother is alive and well! There, there I told you. " Olympia was hugging the astonished woman, who glanced in terror over her shoulder to see that feminine curiosity was not dangerously alert. " You will ruin me, " she whispered, " if you don't be calm. " Then Olympia suddenly recovered herself, sobbing behind her handkerchief. " He has been at my house two weeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " No; my mother is very ill. I am Mrs. Sprague's daugh- ter. Can I" " Well, Miss Sprague, I think I can cure your mother. I " She arose and walked mysteriously to the door and looked into the hallway.
"I know what the disease is your mother is suffering from. " She couldn't resist prolonging the consequence of her mission. All women have the dramatic instinct. All love to intensify the unexpected. But Olympia's listless manner and touching desolation spurred her on. She put her fin- gers to h...er lips warningly, and coming quite near her whis- pered, as she had seen people do on the stage : UNDER TWO FLAGS. 139 " Don't make any disturbance ; don't faint. Your brother is alive and well! There, there I told you. " Olympia was hugging the astonished woman, who glanced in terror over her shoulder to see that feminine curiosity was not dangerously alert. " You will ruin me, " she whispered, " if you don't be calm. " Then Olympia suddenly recovered herself, sobbing behind her handkerchief. " He has been at my house two weeks.
What to read after The Iron Game a Tale of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry F Henry Francis Keenan to read onlineMoreLess
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