The Sixty-First Second
The Sixty-First Second
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Alarmed at the rigidity of her emotion, he leaned over and disengaged the paper from her unresisting fingers. The action seemed abruptly to revive her. She gave another cry, and tore the newspaper from him with such energy that a great, ill-shaped fragment remained in her clutch.
" No, no, not that — no, no ! " she cried, fran- tically seeking to decipher the bare six lines that re- corded the tragedy. All at once she flung the sheet from her, turning to read the truth in his face.
"Ah, it is t...rue!" she cried, and her hand, as 160 THE SIXTY-FIRST SECOND 161 though holding him guilty of the fact, violently pushed him from hen " Mrs. Bloodgood — " Beecher began hesitatingly, frightened at the paroxysm that shook her body.
But the emotion was still of horror, without as yet the realization of the finality that had come. She felt that Majendie was in danger — in terrible dan- ger; that she must get to him, somehow, some way, and fling herself in front of that awful something that threatened him, .ward off, in some way prevent, the thing that was coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alarmed at the rigidity of her emotion, he leaned over and disengaged the paper from her unresisting fingers. The action seemed abruptly to revive her. She gave another cry, and tore the newspaper from him with such energy that a great, ill-shaped fragment remained in her clutch.
" No, no, not that — no, no ! " she cried, fran- tically seeking to decipher the bare six lines that re- corded the tragedy. All at once she flung the sheet from her, turning to read the truth in his face.
"Ah, it is t...rue!" she cried, and her hand, as 160 THE SIXTY-FIRST SECOND 161 though holding him guilty of the fact, violently pushed him from hen " Mrs. Bloodgood — " Beecher began hesitatingly, frightened at the paroxysm that shook her body.
But the emotion was still of horror, without as yet the realization of the finality that had come. She felt that Majendie was in danger — in terrible dan- ger; that she must get to him, somehow, some way, and fling herself in front of that awful something that threatened him, .ward off, in some way prevent, the thing that was coming.
What to read after The Sixty-First Second?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick A. Stokes Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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