Lilian's Promise..
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LiL.— Yes, his mother. Mrs. Marsten is in very dehcate health. She sent me word some days ago that her little girl was very ill ; I hoi3e that Tony is not the bearer of worse tidings.
Tony a]jpears at the door, bowing awkwardly and tivirling his hat.
Ld. a.— Walk in, young man, and deliver your messaee.
54 lilLIAN'S PROMISE.
Tony.— Please, Miss, my little sister is very bad ; my mother thinks she wont get through the night.
In her fever, she raves about you, Miss, and begs for you to come to he...r. Mother thought, if you would be so excessive kind, the sight of you might ease the child's suffering, and iDerhaiJS save her life.
JjiL.— {with alacrity) Certainly 1 will go.
She rings the hell, and Pierre appears.
LiL.— (to Pierre) Tell Lottie to bring my hat and cloak. I shall not return to-night. (IJxit Pierre) Ld. a.— My child, I can not bear to have you ex- 130se yourself this cold, blustering night. You are not well, and I fear the fatigue of watching will be too much for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LiL.— Yes, his mother. Mrs. Marsten is in very dehcate health. She sent me word some days ago that her little girl was very ill ; I hoi3e that Tony is not the bearer of worse tidings.
Tony a]jpears at the door, bowing awkwardly and tivirling his hat.
Ld. a.— Walk in, young man, and deliver your messaee.
54 lilLIAN'S PROMISE.
Tony.— Please, Miss, my little sister is very bad ; my mother thinks she wont get through the night.
In her fever, she raves about you, Miss, and begs for you to come to he...r. Mother thought, if you would be so excessive kind, the sight of you might ease the child's suffering, and iDerhaiJS save her life.
JjiL.— {with alacrity) Certainly 1 will go.
She rings the hell, and Pierre appears.
LiL.— (to Pierre) Tell Lottie to bring my hat and cloak. I shall not return to-night. (IJxit Pierre) Ld. a.— My child, I can not bear to have you ex- 130se yourself this cold, blustering night. You are not well, and I fear the fatigue of watching will be too much for you.
What to read after Lilian's Promise..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bremond, Paul, Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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