The Story of Little Nell
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The schoolmaster took a seat beside him, and stooping over the pillow, whispered his name. The boy sprang up, stroked his face with his hand, and threw his wasted arms around his neck, crying out that he was his dear, kind friend.
" I hope I always was. I meant to be, God knows," said the poor schoolmaster.
" Who is that ? " said the boy, seeing Nell. " I am afraid to kiss her, lest I should make her ill. Ask her to shake hands with me." The sobbing child came closer up, and took the little lan...guid hand in hers. Releasing his again after a time, the sick boy laid him gently down.
"You remember the garden, Harry," whispered the schoolmaster, anxious to rouse him, for a dullness seemed gathering upon the child, " and how pleasant it used to 155 be in the evening time ? You must make haste to visit it again, for I think the very flowers have missed you, and are less gay than they used to be. You will come soon, my dear, very soon now, — won't you ? " The boy smiled faintly — so very, very faintly — and put his hand upon his friend's gray head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The schoolmaster took a seat beside him, and stooping over the pillow, whispered his name. The boy sprang up, stroked his face with his hand, and threw his wasted arms around his neck, crying out that he was his dear, kind friend.
" I hope I always was. I meant to be, God knows," said the poor schoolmaster.
" Who is that ? " said the boy, seeing Nell. " I am afraid to kiss her, lest I should make her ill. Ask her to shake hands with me." The sobbing child came closer up, and took the little lan...guid hand in hers. Releasing his again after a time, the sick boy laid him gently down.
"You remember the garden, Harry," whispered the schoolmaster, anxious to rouse him, for a dullness seemed gathering upon the child, " and how pleasant it used to 155 be in the evening time ? You must make haste to visit it again, for I think the very flowers have missed you, and are less gay than they used to be. You will come soon, my dear, very soon now, — won't you ? " The boy smiled faintly — so very, very faintly — and put his hand upon his friend's gray head.
What to read after The Story of Little Nell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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