The Silent Legion
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"Barbara!" called Elsie.
She ran upstairs without answering, wrapping her hand in her handkerchief. In two or three minutes Elsie followed to find her bending over the wash-basin with her hand in the cold water.
"What is it? Hurt your hand, Barbara?" Barbara muttered something which might be Yes or No.
"Let me see, " said Elsie.
Barbara covered her hand with the sponge and said impatiently : "Oh, it's nothing ! Don't worry me !" PARTING 191 Elsie went away and sat down on the bed.
"If that's ho...w you take it!" And they talked no more until Barbara was about to put out the light; when Elsie said "Finger better, old girl?" Barbara's nerves were in that overstrung state when the least touch makes them quiver responsive with a keenness that hurts, so she felt the tears rising to her eyes and turned out the light hastily to hide them, say- ing in a muffled voice "Yes, thank you. Sorry I was so chippy!" There was a pause, then Elsie's voice came low and excited across the darkness.
"I say, that was a wedding-ring!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Barbara!" called Elsie.
She ran upstairs without answering, wrapping her hand in her handkerchief. In two or three minutes Elsie followed to find her bending over the wash-basin with her hand in the cold water.
"What is it? Hurt your hand, Barbara?" Barbara muttered something which might be Yes or No.
"Let me see, " said Elsie.
Barbara covered her hand with the sponge and said impatiently : "Oh, it's nothing ! Don't worry me !" PARTING 191 Elsie went away and sat down on the bed.
"If that's ho...w you take it!" And they talked no more until Barbara was about to put out the light; when Elsie said "Finger better, old girl?" Barbara's nerves were in that overstrung state when the least touch makes them quiver responsive with a keenness that hurts, so she felt the tears rising to her eyes and turned out the light hastily to hide them, say- ing in a muffled voice "Yes, thank you. Sorry I was so chippy!" There was a pause, then Elsie's voice came low and excited across the darkness.
"I say, that was a wedding-ring!
What to read after The Silent Legion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buckrose J. E. to read onlineMoreLess
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