The Man Who Worked for Collister
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Her words came in a gasp. "This was to have been my wedding-day, " she said.
Mrs. Hildreth put her arms about her, murmuring, " My child ! " " Yes, " the girl answered, in a hard, dry voice. "We decided to have no one but mamma and papa with us, and then to announce it and take you all by surprise now we shall surprise you in another way, for it will never be at all. " She was trembling, and she caught Mrs. Hildreth s dress in her hands. " It was my fault, of course, " she finished ; "at least ...you will all think it was my fault. " The joy of her long, happy years shone before Mrs. Hildreth s eyes until they blurred. She lifted the girl s face between her hands. "Connie Bainbridge, " she said gently, "you and Jack Houghton are not commonplace, foolish children who quarrel for no cause. Tell me all about your trouble, from begin ning to end. " " I couldn t bear explaining it to mamma, " TALES 117 Connie Bainbridge said, " and I meant to say nothing to any one, but when you spoke like that of your wedding-day " her voice broke into the tone of one whose heart yields itself to sympathy or love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her words came in a gasp. "This was to have been my wedding-day, " she said.
Mrs. Hildreth put her arms about her, murmuring, " My child ! " " Yes, " the girl answered, in a hard, dry voice. "We decided to have no one but mamma and papa with us, and then to announce it and take you all by surprise now we shall surprise you in another way, for it will never be at all. " She was trembling, and she caught Mrs. Hildreth s dress in her hands. " It was my fault, of course, " she finished ; "at least ...you will all think it was my fault. " The joy of her long, happy years shone before Mrs. Hildreth s eyes until they blurred. She lifted the girl s face between her hands. "Connie Bainbridge, " she said gently, "you and Jack Houghton are not commonplace, foolish children who quarrel for no cause. Tell me all about your trouble, from begin ning to end. " " I couldn t bear explaining it to mamma, " TALES 117 Connie Bainbridge said, " and I meant to say nothing to any one, but when you spoke like that of your wedding-day " her voice broke into the tone of one whose heart yields itself to sympathy or love.
What to read after The Man Who Worked for Collister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Tracy Earle to read onlineMoreLess
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