The White Castles And Other Stories
The White Castles And Other Stories
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first I must go to see Mere Nicot. How is Albert now, Clarette, do you know ?" Clarette shook her head. " I hear him moaning, " she answered, " and I saw Sister Adele after she had been to see him. " " What did she say ?" asked Madame Blam- pied, anxiously, " what fever is it ?" " She said it was from having had too little food, " said Clarette, " and then getting wet ; and oh ! mother, " and the tears rushed into the child's eyes, " Sister Adele says he must surely die if he has no nourishment..., and how can he get it ? All that his mother has is a piece of dry crust, and that he will not eat. " Madame Blampied sighed heavily. Her mother-heart ached for the desolate woman whose only child was dying of want before her eyes : but what could she do ? All she could offer was her sympathy ; and thinking that even that might be some support to the unhappy mother, she crossed the passage that divided their rooms, and pushed open the door, which, as usual since Tresor's adventure with the canary, was tight shut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
first I must go to see Mere Nicot. How is Albert now, Clarette, do you know ?" Clarette shook her head. " I hear him moaning, " she answered, " and I saw Sister Adele after she had been to see him. " " What did she say ?" asked Madame Blam- pied, anxiously, " what fever is it ?" " She said it was from having had too little food, " said Clarette, " and then getting wet ; and oh ! mother, " and the tears rushed into the child's eyes, " Sister Adele says he must surely die if he has no nourishment..., and how can he get it ? All that his mother has is a piece of dry crust, and that he will not eat. " Madame Blampied sighed heavily. Her mother-heart ached for the desolate woman whose only child was dying of want before her eyes : but what could she do ? All she could offer was her sympathy ; and thinking that even that might be some support to the unhappy mother, she crossed the passage that divided their rooms, and pushed open the door, which, as usual since Tresor's adventure with the canary, was tight shut.
What to read after The White Castles And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ed Lipscomb to read onlineMoreLess
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