The Little Quaker
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Whilst the young people ran shrieking away, and calling for help in alldirections, Josiah, who was an excellent swimmer, never paused toconsider the danger, but plunged boldly into the water, and, with thetimely assistance of Lary, who came with a rope to his aid, he succeededin bringing the senseless boy in safety to the land.
Dan Simpson happened to be passing at the very moment George fell intothe pond; and, on Henry West imploring him to come and rescue hisunfortunate young master from a wa...tery grave, he had the brutality toreply:-- "No! no! Master West, I am not such a fool as to risk my life for anyone, much less for George Hope; but here comes Lary with a rope, whowill do the job much better than I. " "Unfeeling man!" exclaimed Henry, turning indignantly away; "you may oneday know what it is to perish for want of assistance. " [Illustration: _The little Quaker plunges in the water to save Georgefrom drowning. _ _p. 52. _] But to return to Josiah Shirley; when he beheld the pale ghastlycountenance of the youth for whose life he had so nobly risked his own, the first idea that entered his mind was that George had already paidthe debt of nature, and, turning to Lary, in a hurried voice, he said-- "Oh, Patrick!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whilst the young people ran shrieking away, and calling for help in alldirections, Josiah, who was an excellent swimmer, never paused toconsider the danger, but plunged boldly into the water, and, with thetimely assistance of Lary, who came with a rope to his aid, he succeededin bringing the senseless boy in safety to the land.
Dan Simpson happened to be passing at the very moment George fell intothe pond; and, on Henry West imploring him to come and rescue hisunfortunate young master from a wa...tery grave, he had the brutality toreply:-- "No! no! Master West, I am not such a fool as to risk my life for anyone, much less for George Hope; but here comes Lary with a rope, whowill do the job much better than I. " "Unfeeling man!" exclaimed Henry, turning indignantly away; "you may oneday know what it is to perish for want of assistance. " [Illustration: _The little Quaker plunges in the water to save Georgefrom drowning. _ _p. 52. _] But to return to Josiah Shirley; when he beheld the pale ghastlycountenance of the youth for whose life he had so nobly risked his own, the first idea that entered his mind was that George had already paidthe debt of nature, and, turning to Lary, in a hurried voice, he said-- "Oh, Patrick!
What to read after The Little Quaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Moodie to read onlineMoreLess
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