Madame Midas
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'No home!' echoed the other, in a softer tone; 'poor child! I cannottake you with me--God help me; but here is some money, ' forcing ashilling into the girl's hand, 'go to Mrs Rawlins at VictoriaParade, Fitzroy--anyone will tell you where it is--and she will takeyou in. ' 'What kind of a place is it?' said Kitty.
'A home for fallen women, dear, ' answered the other, kindly.
'I'm not a fallen woman!' cried the girl, wildly, 'I have left myhome, but I will go back to it--anything better than this... horriblelife on the streets. ' 'Yes, dear, ' said the woman, softly, 'go home; go home, for God'ssake, and if you have a father and mother to shield you from harm, thank heaven for that. Let me kiss you once, ' she added, bendingforward, 'it is so long since I felt a good woman's kiss on my lips. Good-bye. ' 'Good-bye, ' sobbed Kitty, raising her face, and the other bent downand kissed the child-like face, then with a stifled cry, fled awaythrough the moonlit night.
Kitty turned away slowly and walked up the street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'No home!' echoed the other, in a softer tone; 'poor child! I cannottake you with me--God help me; but here is some money, ' forcing ashilling into the girl's hand, 'go to Mrs Rawlins at VictoriaParade, Fitzroy--anyone will tell you where it is--and she will takeyou in. ' 'What kind of a place is it?' said Kitty.
'A home for fallen women, dear, ' answered the other, kindly.
'I'm not a fallen woman!' cried the girl, wildly, 'I have left myhome, but I will go back to it--anything better than this... horriblelife on the streets. ' 'Yes, dear, ' said the woman, softly, 'go home; go home, for God'ssake, and if you have a father and mother to shield you from harm, thank heaven for that. Let me kiss you once, ' she added, bendingforward, 'it is so long since I felt a good woman's kiss on my lips. Good-bye. ' 'Good-bye, ' sobbed Kitty, raising her face, and the other bent downand kissed the child-like face, then with a stifled cry, fled awaythrough the moonlit night.
Kitty turned away slowly and walked up the street.
What to read after Madame Midas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Fergus to read onlineMoreLess
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