The Mountain Girl
The Mountain Girl
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"Not surely. We'll make a fight for him, won't we, dear. ?" "Oh, David ! What can we do ?'' she moaned.
"There's a thing to do that I've been reserving as a last no The Mountain Girl resort. I think the time has come to try it. This curva- ture presses on some vital part, and the action of his heart is uncertain. He needs the tonic of the cold, — the ice and snow. Would you trust him to me, dear ? I'll take him to Doctor Hoyle. You know very well everything kindness and skill can do will be don...e for him there. " "Yes, yes, David. You are so good to him always! Would — would you go — alone with him ? " She drew closer to him, her head on his shoulder and her hand in his, but he could not see her face.
"You mean without you, dearest ? " "Yes. " "That may be as you say. Would you prefer to go with us?" She drew a long breath, slowly, like an indrawn sigh, and something trembled to pass her heart, but suddenly the old habit of reserve sealed her lips and she remained silent.
"Wliat do you say .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Not surely. We'll make a fight for him, won't we, dear. ?" "Oh, David ! What can we do ?'' she moaned.
"There's a thing to do that I've been reserving as a last no The Mountain Girl resort. I think the time has come to try it. This curva- ture presses on some vital part, and the action of his heart is uncertain. He needs the tonic of the cold, — the ice and snow. Would you trust him to me, dear ? I'll take him to Doctor Hoyle. You know very well everything kindness and skill can do will be don...e for him there. " "Yes, yes, David. You are so good to him always! Would — would you go — alone with him ? " She drew closer to him, her head on his shoulder and her hand in his, but he could not see her face.
"You mean without you, dearest ? " "Yes. " "That may be as you say. Would you prefer to go with us?" She drew a long breath, slowly, like an indrawn sigh, and something trembled to pass her heart, but suddenly the old habit of reserve sealed her lips and she remained silent.
"Wliat do you say .
What to read after The Mountain Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erskine Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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