St. Olave's 2
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He staid long with them, giving them directions about the management of the invalid, and pro- mised to return early in the morning, when he should be able to form a more reliable opinion.
The first thought that entered Alice^s mind, in the midst of her confusion and distress, was to send for David Bruce ; and the remembrance that he was too far away to give her any help brought with it a feeling of weary, sickening disappoint- ment. Then she would have asked Janet to come ; that placid face, th...ose quiet, restful ways, would have made almost any sorrow less hard to bear. But they were very early people at West- wood, and, before any messenger could have time to reach them, the house would most likely be closed for the night. Then, in her extremity, she turned to Miss Luckie, the good, kind, un- ceremonious little maiden lady, whose heart was as open as her lips, and whose very presence, wherever it came, was as warm and wholesome as a beam of sunshine. Strange that the name of Cuthbert Scrymgeour, as one to whom at such a time as this she might turn for help and comfort, was the last that sviggested itself to Alice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He staid long with them, giving them directions about the management of the invalid, and pro- mised to return early in the morning, when he should be able to form a more reliable opinion.
The first thought that entered Alice^s mind, in the midst of her confusion and distress, was to send for David Bruce ; and the remembrance that he was too far away to give her any help brought with it a feeling of weary, sickening disappoint- ment. Then she would have asked Janet to come ; that placid face, th...ose quiet, restful ways, would have made almost any sorrow less hard to bear. But they were very early people at West- wood, and, before any messenger could have time to reach them, the house would most likely be closed for the night. Then, in her extremity, she turned to Miss Luckie, the good, kind, un- ceremonious little maiden lady, whose heart was as open as her lips, and whose very presence, wherever it came, was as warm and wholesome as a beam of sunshine. Strange that the name of Cuthbert Scrymgeour, as one to whom at such a time as this she might turn for help and comfort, was the last that sviggested itself to Alice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephenson, Eliza Tabor to read onlineMoreLess
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