Arms And the Woman
Arms And the Woman
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That started the business. He proceeded to prove to me, as far as possible, that Phyllis was a Princess. I could not say thatit was all nonsense, because I did not know. Some twenty years ago, astrange thing happened. I occupied the same residence as to-day. Itwas near midnight, and snowing fiercely. I was looking over somedocuments, when the footman came in and announced the presence of astrange woman in the hall, who demanded to see me. The woman was youngand handsome, and in her arms she car...ried a child. Would I, forhumanity's sake, give a roof to the child till the morrow? The womansaid that she was looking for her relatives, but as yet had not foundthem, and that the night was too cold for the child to be carriedaround. She was a nurse. The child was not hers, but belonged to awealthy family of the south, who were to have arrived that day, but hadnot. The thing seemed so irregular that I at once consented, thinkingto scan the papers the next day for an account of a lost or stolenchild.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That started the business. He proceeded to prove to me, as far as possible, that Phyllis was a Princess. I could not say thatit was all nonsense, because I did not know. Some twenty years ago, astrange thing happened. I occupied the same residence as to-day. Itwas near midnight, and snowing fiercely. I was looking over somedocuments, when the footman came in and announced the presence of astrange woman in the hall, who demanded to see me. The woman was youngand handsome, and in her arms she car...ried a child. Would I, forhumanity's sake, give a roof to the child till the morrow? The womansaid that she was looking for her relatives, but as yet had not foundthem, and that the night was too cold for the child to be carriedaround. She was a nurse. The child was not hers, but belonged to awealthy family of the south, who were to have arrived that day, but hadnot. The thing seemed so irregular that I at once consented, thinkingto scan the papers the next day for an account of a lost or stolenchild.
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