Ethel Hollister's Second Summer As a Campfire Girl
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ButI must think how we can manage with you and your injuries. Faith it'sraining and you may catch your death. " "And I have your sweater on, Nora!" exclaimed Ethel. "Oh, how selfish Iam. " "Keep still, " replied Nora. "I couldn't wear it now, for I'm going to tryand carry you home. " For a moment Nora gazed tentatively at Ethel. Then suddenly thereappeared a dawn of hope in her strong honest face.
"Miss Ethel, listen, " she began. "When a child did ye ever playpig-a-back? Perhaps I might get yo...u home that way. " "Yes, Nora. Papa always carried me up to bed that way, " and the girlburst into tears.
"Ye mustn't cry, " said Nora. "If ye do I shan't be able to carry ye. Nowwipe your pretty eyes and help me carry ye as Papa used to. Forget yourpain and try to be patient, for, Ethel, we must reach camp some way. Doubtless they are searching for us even now, but this is a side road farfrom the main one. They'll never think to look here, nor could they hearus were we of call. And then those men you spoke of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ButI must think how we can manage with you and your injuries. Faith it'sraining and you may catch your death. " "And I have your sweater on, Nora!" exclaimed Ethel. "Oh, how selfish Iam. " "Keep still, " replied Nora. "I couldn't wear it now, for I'm going to tryand carry you home. " For a moment Nora gazed tentatively at Ethel. Then suddenly thereappeared a dawn of hope in her strong honest face.
"Miss Ethel, listen, " she began. "When a child did ye ever playpig-a-back? Perhaps I might get yo...u home that way. " "Yes, Nora. Papa always carried me up to bed that way, " and the girlburst into tears.
"Ye mustn't cry, " said Nora. "If ye do I shan't be able to carry ye. Nowwipe your pretty eyes and help me carry ye as Papa used to. Forget yourpain and try to be patient, for, Ethel, we must reach camp some way. Doubtless they are searching for us even now, but this is a side road farfrom the main one. They'll never think to look here, nor could they hearus were we of call. And then those men you spoke of.
What to read after Ethel Hollister's Second Summer As a Campfire Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Irene Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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