"the Ladye Nancye" : a Novel 2
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The captain can tell him why I did this. I can write, you know, and explain. Why, Mrs. Freere, you're not going to faint ! How white you look !' ' Do I V she said with evident effort. ^ No ; I am not faint — only ' ' I know,' he said in a low, troubled voice.
' You think it is worse even than death — so did I at first. But she may recover. People do, don't they? She is just as gentle and sweet as ever, only she has this strange fancy.
But if she has lived all these months with that terrible wom...an, I'm not surprised at her losing her senses. She nearly terrified me out of mine.^ Suspense. 175 ' It is the most extraordinary tale I ever heard,' said Mrs. Freere thoughtfully. * I almost dread seeing her. I wonder if she will know me ? I think we must have a doctor to see her in London, Basil. He could tell us whether there is hope for her recovery.' * But if he should say she must go to — to Oh, Mrs. Freere, I can't bear to think of it 1' * He would not say so,' she answered gently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The captain can tell him why I did this. I can write, you know, and explain. Why, Mrs. Freere, you're not going to faint ! How white you look !' ' Do I V she said with evident effort. ^ No ; I am not faint — only ' ' I know,' he said in a low, troubled voice.
' You think it is worse even than death — so did I at first. But she may recover. People do, don't they? She is just as gentle and sweet as ever, only she has this strange fancy.
But if she has lived all these months with that terrible wom...an, I'm not surprised at her losing her senses. She nearly terrified me out of mine.^ Suspense. 175 ' It is the most extraordinary tale I ever heard,' said Mrs. Freere thoughtfully. * I almost dread seeing her. I wonder if she will know me ? I think we must have a doctor to see her in London, Basil. He could tell us whether there is hope for her recovery.' * But if he should say she must go to — to Oh, Mrs. Freere, I can't bear to think of it 1' * He would not say so,' she answered gently.
What to read after "the Ladye Nancye" : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita to read onlineMoreLess
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